I am trying to do an AJAX Post to Contact Form 7 through a JavaScript call.
The response is always classified as SPAM.
Is there a way to validate the AJAX call before sending it to the server?
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I want to generate a PDF file from Django view, so I'm using django-wkhtmltopdf app, the app is working but my template (that is used in the view) has many AJAX requests using jQuery. Views that requested by AJAX requests are protected by csrf token.
Issue
All AJAX requests are getting 403 Forbidden response because of CSRF verification failed.
Trial
I tried django-cors-headers and still getting the same responses.
Recently I have been working on Ajax. So according to me AJAX displays content in HTML using XML. But now does this mean it is a Rest api.
AJAX is a set of (typically) client-sided web development techniques, while REST is an architecture style for sending and handling HTTP requests.
So you can use AJAX to send RESTful requests.
A REST API is typically not implemented using AJAX, but can be accessed by an AJAX client.
There is plenty of information on both AJAX and REST (API) on the Internet. It should be easy to find.
Using REST we can do operations (PUT,POST,GET,HEAD) but by using AJAX we can only retrieve data from server side , AJAX can be a part of REST but REST can never be AJAX
http://rest.elkstein.org/2008/02/ajax-and-rest.html
I have tried lot regarding Post form data to Cross domain using Ajax post method. but i received success response. but the Form data is not posted to the requested cross domain instead of shows 404 network error in browser.
can anyone suggest How to Post the Form Data to Cross domain in ASP.NET MVC application?
I'm trying to submit an Aweber form from my signup page.
The Aweber submission works perfectly when I submit my page data via POST using the form action and submit button.
But with same values when I used ajax, the Aweber request callback gives an error below
302 Moved Temporarily
Has anybody faced same issue before?
Not the same issue, but do you know where it moved to? When you do a form post back it would just follow the 302. With Ajax it looks like it is just getting the 302 then you need to follow it.
I am using cybersource as the payment gateway for my application. The payment information is sent correctly if we post the form without using an Ajax request.
Now we need to implement this by using an Ajax request. I tried passing the information to cybersource but got a javascript error "access denied" when I tried to submit the form using Ajax post request.
When I tried to debug this issue the line "mypostrequest.open("POST", "theUrl", true);" was giving the error.
Is there any reason why a site might block a post request through Ajax and not block a request from the usual form post ?
Thanks in advance.
There should be no difference, from the perspective of the CyberSource server, between a post via AJAX or a normal form submit, so the server would not have a basis for deciding to block a post via AJAX. The "access denied" problem might be due to the fields and values you included in your post. Make sure all required fields are included.