Using just my local browser (and a little jQuery -latest == 1.5) I am trying to add a field to an existing document stored on my couchone.comaccount. (In the configuration file I have set: *allow_jsonp = true)*
This code runs in the Firebug console and creates this uri, which does not seem to contain my name && password: http://withforesight.couchone.com/mike/489118d421996869057c5cd9fd000bbb?%20-d%20{field2:%22myData%22,_rev:1-15f65339921e497348be384867bb940f} The result of this request is a 405 message (method not allowed). urlDB ="http://withforesight.couchone.com/mike/";; // the database name is * mike* doc = "489118d421996869057c5cd9fd000bbb"; // correct document id rev = "1-15f65339921e497348be384867bb940f"; addField = '? -d {field2:"myData",_rev:'+rev+'}'; // hopefully the cmd needed to add a new field to the doc $.ajax({ type:'PUT', // POST also gives the 405 message. url: urlDB+doc+addField, // seems correct dataType: 'json', data:{name:'myname', password:'mypassword'}, success: function(Response){ console.log('success response is: \n', Response) }, error: function(XMLHttpRequest, textStatus, errorThrown){console.log('errors here\n',textStatus, errorThrown); }, complete: function(req) {console.log("\n completed \n", req);} }); Changing the dataType to jasonp, results in success, but what is returned is the unmodified original document. Also, with jsonp, params tab shows name and password are being passed like so: http://withforesight.couchone.com/mike/489118d421996869057c5cd9fd000bbb?%20-d%20{field2:%22myData%22,_rev:1-15f65339921e497348be384867bb940f}&callback=jQuery1505063046393427024_1296582698400&name=myname&password=mypasswordt&_=1296584144399 Am I missing something else here? Is it possible to POST from a local browser or is this some sort of cross-domain issue that needs more on the server. Advice, working examples, much appreciated. Mike Behar
