Ajax

In-Depth Analysis of HTTP Cross-Origin: Achieve Mastery After Reading

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In-Depth Analysis of HTTP Cross-Origin: Achieve Mastery After Reading

1. What is Cross-Origin Cross-origin refers to the situation where a browser loads resources from another site that has a different domain (e.g., a.x.com and b.x.com are cross-origin), protocol (http and https are cross-origin), or port (port 80 and port 8080 are cross-origin). This is contrary to the same-origin policy supported by major JavaScript-enabled browsers. … Read more

HTTP Cross-Origin Requests in JavaScript

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HTTP Cross-Origin Requests in JavaScript

Since I started working with front-end development, a large part of the projects I’ve handled have been based on a separation of front-end and back-end, where the back-end only provides APIs, and the front-end renders the actual pages based on these APIs. I personally think this is a pretty good model, with clear division of … Read more