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Ways to circumvent the same-origin policy
Is it possible to enable cross-domain requests with jQuery, without using JSONP?
You can, by settings this inside jquery.
This enables you to do cross domain calls with jQuery. It’s probably not the best solution, since you are adding a vulnerability by using the following request header: Access-Control-Allow-Origin.
I would recommend to see if JSONP is still an option, this option is preferred.
See this post for more information: Making a post request from a sinatra app to a rails app