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jquery Programming Glossary: jquery.support.cors

IE9 jQuery AJAX with CORS returns “Access is denied”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10232017/ie9-jquery-ajax-with-cors-returns-access-is-denied

with CORS returns &ldquo Access is denied&rdquo The following works in all browsers except IE I'm testing in IE 9 . jQuery.support.cors true ... .ajax url messages postMessageReadByPersonEmail crossDomain true data messageId messageId personEmail personEmail..

Receive XML response from Cross-Domain Ajax request with jQuery

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15552375/receive-xml-response-from-cross-domain-ajax-request-with-jquery

another domain it already works but now I have another problem... This is my code function getChannelMessages channel jQuery.support.cors true .ajax channel cache true type get data _channels channel .request global false dataType jsonp text xml jsonp false..

Sending Data to ServiceStack RESTful service, getting 'Access is denied'

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18923930/sending-data-to-servicestack-restful-service-getting-access-is-denied

Routes .Add TestRequest TestAPI Reservation POST OPTIONS OPTIONS is mandatory for CORS and in JavaScript like you jQuery.support.cors true function TestRequestCall var TestRequest new Object TestRequest.Id 11111 TestRequest.City New York .ajax type 'Post'..

JQuery AJAX Consume SOAP Web Service

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7013111/jquery-ajax-consume-soap-web-service

OnSuccess data status alert data.d function OnError request status error alert 'error' document .ready function jQuery.support.cors true script form method post action div input type button value Call Web Service onclick CallService return false div form..

Cross-domain jQuery.getJSON from a Node.JS (using express) server does not work in Internet Explorer

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7596885/cross-domain-jquery-getjson-from-a-node-js-using-express-server-does-not-work

work with cross domain GET in IE I have been searching the internet and there seem to be a few different things like jQuery.support.cors true which does not work. There also seem to be a lot of lengthy workarounds. There is no real 'ideal' design pattern which..

$.ajax(): Origin null is not allowed

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7752527/ajax-origin-null-is-not-allowed

.complete function alert 'complete' .error function alert 'error' .success function data alert data More about jQuery.support.cors setting here jQuery.support P.S. thanks for a nice question I believe it will be useful for me also in future. share improve..