When testing javascript, sometimes it is helpful to enable cross domain request on browser. This can be done on Chrome and IE
Chrome
1. When starting chrome from command line, add the parameter of "--disable-web-security".
Note you may find it does not work. That is because there are some chrome process already running. Some processes will keep running even if you close all chrome browser. Be sure to kill all chrome process from windows task manager, and then start Chrome with this parameter.
Once it is enabled, the browser will show a warning message saying the security is suffered.
IE
Open tools/Internet Option menu, select security tab, click on Custom level button. From settings, enable "Access data source across domains"
Chrome
1. When starting chrome from command line, add the parameter of "--disable-web-security".
Note you may find it does not work. That is because there are some chrome process already running. Some processes will keep running even if you close all chrome browser. Be sure to kill all chrome process from windows task manager, and then start Chrome with this parameter.
Once it is enabled, the browser will show a warning message saying the security is suffered.
IE
Open tools/Internet Option menu, select security tab, click on Custom level button. From settings, enable "Access data source across domains"
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