javascript - XmlHttpRequest error: Origin null is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin -

I am developing a page that draws pictures through jQuery's AJAX support from Flickr and Panoramas.

Flickr is working fine, but when I $ I try to get (url, callback) from Panoram, then I see an error in Chrome's console:

XMLHttpRequest can not load. Original tap is not allowed by access-control-permission-origin.

If I ask the URL directly from the browser, then it works fine, what is going on, and can I find around it? Am I writing my query incorrectly or is it something that interferes with what I'm trying to do to Panoramium?

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Edit

Here is some sample code that shows a problem:

  $ (). Ready (function () {var url = 'http: //www.panoramio.com/wapi/data/get_photos?v=1&key=dummykey&tag=test&offset=0&length=20&callback=processImages& Minx = -30 & amp; miny = 0 & amp; maxx = 0 & amp; Maxy = 150 '; $ .get (url, function (jsonp) {var process image = function (data) {warning (' OK ');}; eval (jsonp );});});  

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Edit 2

Thanks to Darin for helping him with this. The above code is incorrect. Instead, use:

  $ (). Ready (work () {var url = 'http://www.panoramio.com/appi/data/get_photos?v=1 & amp; key = dummy & amp = tag = test and offset = 0 & length = 20 & amp; minx = -30 & amp; miny = 0 & amp; maxx = 0 & amp; maxy = 150 & amp; callback =? & # .get (url, function (data) {// 'data' Can be used here ...});}); For the record, as far as I can tell, you have two problems:  

1. You can get your $ The "jsonp" type specifier was not going in Get , so it was using a normal XMLHttpRequest However, if your server has fixed it, then your browser to allow cross-domain XMLHttpRequest CORS (Cross-origin resource sharing) Access-Control-Permission-Origin header came in.

2. I believe that you have mentioned that you are running it from the file: // URL. There are two ways for the CORS header to indicate that a cross-domain XHR is OK. One has to send the access-control-permission-origin: * (if you had access to Flickr through $ .make it , they would be doing it) while others However, file: // url generates a zero generator , to echo back to the content of the original header, which is the echo back Can not be authorized by.

To use Darin's suggestion, $. GetJSON was used in the first roundabout manner. Looking at the sub-code callback = in the URL, the magic from "Jason" to "JasonCP" has a little magic to change the request type.

Second, a CORS is not trying to request a URL from a file: // .

To clarify to others, here are the general troubleshooting instructions:

1. If you are trying to use JSONP, make sure that the following There is one of the cases:
   • You can change the $. Are using and Jsonp .
   • Are you using $ .getJSON and in the URL callback =? are included.
2. If you are trying to do cross-domain XMLHttpRequest through CORS ...
   1. Make sure that you http: / / . The scripts running through file: // have limited support for CORS.
   2. Make sure the browser (Opera and Internet Explorer is late for the party)