How do I use pull request on AJAX on mobile (Chrome)?

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- Mayfly
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I've made an app which can convert co-ordinates using a web-service.

it works fine in NW.js - however in chrome (or any PC browser / phone browser) it fails.

I've read this is to do with website security, but I wondered if there are any work arounds?

I am trying to use a pull request that downloads a string from a website and then I've setup tokenat to break this down.
- arcadesindo
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I don't know why, if you're still in debug mode / localhost, some browser doesn't work supposedly, NWjs really help us during the debugging.
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- Mayfly
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I still get the same problem if I build to html and upload. If its in nwjs it pulls the data correct. If I try in chrome it fails.
- Mayfly
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Just a bump to see if anyone knows a way this can be done?

Ashley - Do you know if this is possible?
- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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Your terminology is mixed up, this doesn't sound like it's got anything to do with pull requests...

Check the AJAX manual entry and see the section on cross-domain requests.
- Mayfly
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Hi Ashley

Thanks for the reply. I have read the cross-domain, but i am guessing this is done website end?

I have a project I've made which uses a web-service to get data to allow converting from longitude and latitude to British national grid co-ordinates:

If I use NW.js then it works fine. It I use HTML it fails (blocked)

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As I do not have access to their website I am guessing I am stuck progressing this?

Thanks,
- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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If you don't control the website, yep, you're stuck. It's intentional as it's essential for security (the same mechanism prevents random web pages reading your Facebook profile) and denial of service (the website owners don't necessarily want you using their service like that without their permission).