What browser are you using? In Chrome, the debug tools have a Network tab
that will show you all of the requests that your page makes while the tools
window is open, and all the details of the request and the reply. I expect
Firefox and IE dev tools have something similar. You could also fire up
Fiddler or some other debugging proxy to see what is going on.
Are you requesting something on the same site that your code is served
from? If not, you might be hitting cross-origin restrictions. By default,
your Javascript is forbidden from receiving any data from a DNS address
other than the one it was served from. If this is your problem, the only
ways around it are to either put an extra header to allow cross-origin
requests on the server response if you control the server, or proxy the
request through the server that your page is coming from.
On Monday, August 24, 2015 at 10:50:42 AM UTC-5, Zain Ali wrote:
>
> using in $http.grt("url") if i put the url of remote server like
> task.move.pk/get.php it does not gives the data back i have put header on
> php file and also config the httpprovider but neither of it work search for
> a whole day also install and on the cors plugin in chrome please help me i
> am newbie to angular
>
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