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just curious. why you use native xhr instead of angular's $http? #267

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ralyodio opened this issue Jul 14, 2014 · 7 comments
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just curious. why you use native xhr instead of angular's $http? #267

ralyodio opened this issue Jul 14, 2014 · 7 comments

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@ralyodio
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@danialfarid
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To be able to receive file progress progress event or cancel the upload.

@ralyodio
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i see. I'm surprised angular's $http doesn't support that.

@danialfarid
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Yea it's been like that for a long time angular/angular.js#1934

@marinescudan
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Hi, do you think that I can use this on a REST architecture, do you think I would have CORS issues?

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I have my api on same domain, if your api is on a different domain, then you would need to add CORS headers for the API to authorize the cross-site request. But no, I don't see it being a problem either way.

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Yea CORS requests should work fine.

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Demo is now sending CORS requests.

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