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Trying to make a background
As you may know from the title, I'm trying to make a background for my webpage. Problem is, I only want it to be in a certain area, not the whole thing, and the elements I have inside that area don't cover all the space I need backgrounded. How can I just create a little colored box in the middle of the page? I'm using javascript for the web page, but I assumed this was a more CSS-oriented problem. -
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Permission Denied XMLHttpRequest.open()
I know this has been talked about in this forum before, but I didn't really get a good answer. How does one fix the problem mentioned in the title? I know it's caused by trying to go to another server in firefox using XML, but I don't know how to fix it. I've tried using netscape.securi ty.privelegeMan ager.enablePriv elege, but it doesn't help.
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Yes, it's part of an Ajax GET request.Leave a comment:
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Creating an authorization header
What I'm doing requires me to set an authorization header in order to get information from the site. Is it possible to set an authorization header in javascript? If so, how? The actual text explaining it, though poorly, on google code is such:
After a successful authentication request, use the Auth value to create an Authorization header for each request:
Authorization: GoogleLogin auth=yourAuthVa lue
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I'm doing that almost exactly. The only difference is that I'm setting a request header in my code. I'm thinking it's the url I'm trying to establish a connection to that's the problem. I'm trying to get information from google spreadsheets, specifically the url: "http://spreadsheets.go ogle.com/feeds/cells/o11550855343635 452373.79730436 25436209949/od6/private/full".
If, based on this information, anyone could help me I'd very much...Leave a comment:
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Error in open
I'm trying to open up a connection in javascript for a GET request, but I keep getting the following error:
[Exception..."'P ermission denied to call method XMLHttpRequest. open' when calling method: [nsiDOMEventList ener::handleEve nt]"' nsresult: "0x8057001e (NS_ERROR_XPC_J S_THREW_STRING) "
location: "<unknown>" data:no]
does anyone know what this error means and how I might be able to fix i... -
POST function for google
In order to access google spreadsheets they tell me that I must use a POST function in javascript which returns a String Auth. What does POST look like, where does it go, and how does one access the returned value of Auth once it the user's information has been sent?
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