Access-Control-Allow-Origin error sending a jQuery Post to Google API s

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I read a lot for the  Access-Control-Allow-Origin  error  but I don t understand what I have to fix     I m playing with Google Moderator API  but when I try to add new serie I receive   XMLHttpRequest cannot load  https   www googleapis com moderator v1 series key  key   amp data 5Bdescription 5D Share and rank tips for eating healthily on the cheaps   amp data 5Bname 5D Eating Healthy  26 Cheap  amp data 5BvideoSubmissionAllowed 5D false   Origin  my domain  is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin    I tried with and without callback parameter  I tried to add  Access-Control-Allow-Origin    to the header  And I don t know how to use   getJSON here  if apply  because I have to add the Authorization header and I don t know how to do it without beforeCall from   ajax      Any light for this darkness u u   That s the code    lt script src  http   www google com jsapi  gt  lt  script gt    lt script type  text javascript  gt   var scope    https   www googleapis com auth moderator   var token        function create         if  token              token   doCheck          var myData            data              description    Share and rank tips for eating healthily on the cheaps              name    Eating Healthy  amp  Cheap             videoSubmissionAllowed   false                       ajax            url   https   www googleapis com moderator v1 series key   key          type   POST           callback               data  myData          datatype   application json           success  function     alert  Success               error  function     alert  Failed                beforeSend  setHeader             function setHeader xhr       xhr setRequestHeader  Authorization   token      function doLogin         if  token                token   google accounts user login scope        else         alert  already logged              function doCheck                     token   google accounts user checkLogin scope       return token     lt  script gt           lt div data-role  content  gt       lt input type  button  value  Login  onclick  doLogin     gt       lt input type  button  value  Get data  onclick  getModerator     gt       lt input type  button  value  Create  onclick  create     gt   lt  div gt  lt  --  content -- gt

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I had exactly the same issue and it was not cross domain but the same domain. I just added this line to the php file which was handling the ajax request.

<?php header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *'); ?>

It worked like a charm. Thanks to the poster

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If you have this error trying to consume a service that you can t add the header Access-Control-Allow-Origin   in that application  but you can put in front of the server a reverse proxy  the error can avoided with a header rewrite   Assuming the application is running on the port 8080  public domain at www mydomain com   and you put the reverse proxy in the same host at port 80  this is the configuration for Nginx reverse proxy   server       listen      80      server name www mydomain com      access log   var log nginx www mydomain com access log      error log    var log nginx www mydomain com error log       location             proxy pass   http   127 0 0 1 8080          add header   Access-Control-Allow-Origin

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try my code In JavaScript  var settings                    quot url quot    quot https   myinboxhub co in example quot                  quot method quot    quot GET quot                  quot timeout quot   0                 quot headers quot                                ajax settings  done function  response              console log response               if  response auth                     console log  on success                              fail function  jqXHR  exception                     var msg                       if  jqXHR status       failed net  ERR INTERNET DISCONNECTED                                                  msg    Uncaught Error  n    jqXHR responseText                                     if  jqXHR status     0                            msg    Not connect  n Verify Network                      else if  jqXHR status    413                            msg    Image size is too large                        else if  jqXHR status    404                            msg    Requested page not found   404                       else if  jqXHR status    405                            msg    Image size is too large                       else if  jqXHR status    500                            msg    Internal Server Error  500                        else if  exception      parsererror                             msg    Requested JSON parse failed                       else if  exception      timeout                             msg    Time out error                       else if  exception      abort                             msg    Ajax request aborted                       else                           msg    Uncaught Error  n    jqXHR responseText                                     console log msg                 In PHP header  Content-type  application json    header  quot Access-Control-Allow-Origin    quot    header  quot Access-Control-Allow-Methods  GET quot    header  quot Access-Control-Allow-Methods  GET  OPTIONS quot    header  quot Access-Control-Allow-Headers  Content-Type  Content-Length  Accept-Encoding quot

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I solved the Access-Control-Allow-Origin error modifying the dataType parameter to dataType  jsonp  and adding a crossDomain true    ajax        url   https   www googleapis com moderator v1 series key   key      data  myData      type   GET       crossDomain  true      dataType   jsonp       success  function     alert  Success           error  function     alert  Failed            beforeSend  setHeader

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In my case the sub domain name causes the problem  Here are details  I used app development something com  here underscore    sub domain is creating CORS error  After changing app development to app-development it works fine

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Yes  the moment jQuery sees the URL belongs to a different domain  it assumes that call as a cross domain call  thus crossdomain true is not required here   Also  important to note that you cannot make a synchronous call with   ajax if your URL belongs to a different domain  cross domain  or you are using JSONP  Only async calls are allowed   Note  you can call the service synchronously if you specify the async false with your request

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There is a little hack with php  And it works not only with Google  but with any website you don t control and can t add Access-Control-Allow-Origin    We need to create PHP-file  ex  getContentFromUrl php  on our webserver and make a little trick   PHP   lt  php   ext url     POST  ext url     echo file get contents  ext url      gt    JS    ajax       method   POST       url   getContentFromUrl php      link to your PHP file     data               url where our server will send request which can t be done by AJAX          ext url    https   stackoverflow com questions 6114436 access-control-allow-origin-error-sending-a-jquery-post-to-google-apis             success  function data               we can find any data on external url  cause we ve got all page         var  h1     data  find  h1   html                h1   val  h1              error function             console log  Error                How it works    Your browser with the help of JS will send request to your server Your server will send request to any other server and get reply from another server  any website  Your server will send this reply to your JS   And we can make events onClick  put this event on some button  Hope this will help

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