http request

Eunanibus

@KirAsh4 I’ve isolated the issue as a Cross-Domain Access issue. Do you know of any particular way to make XMLHTTPRequests to external domains?

I wasn’t aware this would be an issue but apparently anybody who wants to use this and map to an external domain will have this issue unless they have a running PHP server that can store the XML results locally (or if they can access a server, they can add the line Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * to their HTML headers.

Any ideas?

KirAsh4

XMLHTTPRequest. Look at how the 'currentweather' module does it in the 'updateWeather()' function.

Eunanibus

Yeah that’s what I based my original request functionality on. The OpenWeather API response is CORS compatible due to the response header - this is why the example response works well. Outside of this domain though (say on http://www.w3schools.com/xml/cd_catalog.xml (or any other external server). This unfortunately makes problems - I’m still looking for a work-around.

KirAsh4

Welcome to Javascript security issues.

acdacd2

This post is deleted!

acdacd2

This post is deleted!

acdacd2

This post is deleted!

acdacd2

I’m using that code in php

$xml = simplexml_load_file('XML/status1.xml');
echo "<br>--------------<br>XML parsing <br>--------------<br>";
$result = array();

foreach($xml->children() as $child){
$result[$child->getName()] = trim($child);

strawberry 3.141

have a look in here https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/240/soccer-standings i had also problems with cors so i used the request module in my node_helper to fix it

acdacd2

I copied the xml file on a synology web server, same behaviour status :0