Cors Headers For Accessing A File On Another Domain
I am attempting to create an audio visualization program on Codepen. I have created my own Ubuntu web server with apache which allows me direct access to modify headers and configu
Solution 1:
My first thought is that the problem is your
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *, *
I don't think it is understanding the *, *
thing. Try just *
.
Edit: you can check what the header really looks like with a command like this:
curl -v -o /dev/null http://williamgreen.hopto.org/audioVisualization/song.mp3
And, lo, it even works for me, yielding (among a lot of other headers):
<Access-Control-Allow-Origin:*
So that is hunky-dory.
Second, are you running this from a file:
origin? That doesn't work on Chrome (I thought it would work on Firefox, but maybe that's changed). You have to run it from an http:
or https:
origin.
By "running from an file: origin" I mean, is the HTML file that is running that Javascript being loaded from an URL that beings with "file:". If so, that is not likely to work.
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