coz stats.iacons.net is down
link directly at:

http://lab.iacons.net/ajax-proxy/ajax-proxy.phps

Thanks Jacobus, your code will save me hours and days of work.

Gustav
micro ISV

Great work!

I downloaded the example and work seamless. However, I need to request the following URL and it doesn’t work:

http://xmlfeed.laterooms.com/index.aspx?aid=1000&rtype=7&hids=73737&sDate=2010-03-28&nights=4

I specified the whole domain and also the domain with page and parameters in ajax-proxy.php. None of the options seem valid

$valid_requests = array(
‘http://xmlfeed.laterooms.com/’,
‘http://xmlfeed.laterooms.com/index.aspx?aid=1000&rtype=7&hids=73737&sDate=2010-03-28&nights=4′
);

Appreciate your help!

To use the new trackpads efficiently you have to keep your thumb away completely, yet during long sessions (I use this computer for WORK, not play) I like to rest the weight of my hand on something. I used to rest my thumb gently on the button, giving much more control.

$.ajax({
type: “POST”,
url: “ajaxproxy)?URL_AJAXPROXY:”).URL_REMOTE ; ?>”,
data: unescape(“action=register_user&register=1″),
success: function(response){
$(“#reg_process”).hide();
$(‘#rsp_display’).html(response);
$(‘#rsp_display’).show();
},
error:function(xhr,err,e){
alert( “Error: ” + err );
}
});

My last comment dis not work on chrome and Opera. So I made a change to it by

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, html_entity_decode(http_build_query($request_params)));

this would convert & amp; to &. The reason for this is that http_build_query() encode html enities like & to & amp;

I hope this help.

As far as I understood you are trying to perform a GET request to the AJAX Cross Domain Proxy which eventually will make a POST request? If this is the case, I am afraid this is beyond the functionality of this script. Try issuing a POST request to the proxy and this will transfer your post request to the final target.

P.S. The script has been updated according to the latest comments.

but I noticed (via var_dump()) that something like action=true&register=1 will end you with action=true& amp;register=1 which will make it hard for you to get $_REQUEST['register'].

$request_params = $request_method == ‘GET’ ) ? $_GET : $_POST;

to

$request_params = $_REQUEST;

but I noticed (via var_dump()) that something like action=true&register=1 will end you with action=true&register=1 which will make it hard for you to get $_REQUEST['register'].

so I change

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, http_build_query($request_params));

to

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, $request_params);

I hope this would help someone.