On 1/23/13 3:39 PM, edgar.am...@gmail.com wrote:
also, the the angularJS app is in my localhost port 81, the php file is in my
localhost, different port.
Then they're not same-origin and can't call back and forth directly.
I suggest using postMessage to send the data across.
-Boris
On 23/01/13 20:39, edgar.am...@gmail.com wrote:
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> also, the the angularJS app is in my localhost port 81, the php file is in my
> localhost, different port.
You are very likely being stopped by a cross-origin check. Try to run
both code within the same origin [1] and see if that works.
[1
I am developing an AngularJS web app. We are transitioning from php. There is a
part in this app where there is a list of people and an "add person" button. if
you click on someone the app should take you to a prefilled form. if you choose
to add someone new then it takes you to the same empty f
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