Followed http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-or... and solved it by modifying the headers where Access-Control-Allow-Origin = * to allow the results to be read by any domain. However, I'm not sure of the security implications of this action. Is there a guide I could read to explain the implications?

I'm using the REST API to obtain data from another server and this is the error that appears in Google Developer tools:

XMLHttpRequest cannot load http://www.hostname.com/parties. Origin http://project.tiggzi.com is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin.

Thanks guys, that worked.

The mistake I did was to map data from the DB to the radio buttons where only the 'Text' field was assigned.

To fix it, I made sure the data from the DB also mapped to the 'Value' field.

I have a radio list and a button to submit the result to the backend service. So the code does the following: Populate the radio list from backend service User selects the radio button of his choice Clicks on a button a 'create service' runs to submit the selection to the backend service. However, i...