AJAX possible BUG

so here its whats happens when i try to use the GET request method from AJAX.

<img src="http://img809.imageshack.us/img809/323/ajax01.jpg" border="0">

and the test

http://mattepainting.be/test/index.html

more infos about my tests

scirra.com/forum/topic62902_post387592.html

nothing work

scirra.com/manual/107/ajax

Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *

also, you are loading a non existant file, why would you expect it to work? :D

a non existing file???

this is the text i want to load in the textbox http://mattepainting.be/index.txt

and where and how i have to put/use this:   Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *

OK thanks its solved, the problem was, i used the "www" :D

ranma You should think more before posting your comments, because they tend to be inaccurate lately, and not that constructive...

imothep85 Apparently the "www" subdomain is important here for the AJAX call

Try whether to access your page from http://www.mattepainting.be/test/index.html

Or remove the "www" to the text file in your code

Maybe there's a universal solution to make both work at the same time though

EDIT: ah one minute late, you found first ^^

If you are testing on localhost:50000 AJAX won't work.

If your HTML5 is hosted on mattepainting.be, no need to use cross domain control.

If your HTML5 is not hosted on mattepainting.be, you should make a .xml file in mattepainting.be directory to give acceptable permissions to other domains.

https://support.ookla.com/entries/21097566-What-is-crossdomain-xml-and-why-do-I-need-it-

yeep that what i said its working, the problem was just the "www" not working with ajax. [<:o)]

The www works with Ajax...as long as your initiating url also has the www prefix. They have to match, otherwise it falls to your Access Origin rules.

ranma You should think more before posting your comments, because they tend to be inaccurate lately, and not that constructive...oh cmon, that one was just a one time tired like hell misunderstanding :D why the one in this thread is inaccurate and not constructive? it is as constructive an accurate as it can be under the circumstances :D

Closed as not a bug, you must configure your servers properly if you wish to make cross-domain requests.