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Because of the CORS restriction, you cannot make a request ajax common.
In this case, to circumvent this problem, you can use a JSONP.
In that case, I’ll illustrate with the JSONP jQuery.
var url = 'https://client-demo-accounts-2.bootstrap.fyre.co/bs3/v3.1/client-demo-accounts-2.fyre.co/379221/MjAxNjAxMjcxMjQyOmRlc2lnbmVyLWFwcC0xNDUzODQwMjgxODk0/init';
$.ajax({
url: url,
dataType: "jsonp",
success: function (response) {
console.log(response);
}
});
I tested it in the given url and it perfectly accepted the use of JSONP.
If you will use only
JavaScriptsee the answers of that pegunta.– Pedro Camara Junior
Important to read What is JSONP and how it works?
– Wallace Maxters