The port is part of the url (80 is implicit for http), so you've got to
explicitly set it to access port 8080, like this :
http://whatever.yoursite.is:8080/any_script.php?any_other_argument=some_value
Michel Belleville
2009/11/26 Darjana <darj...@gmail.com>
> Hello,
>
> This user.php on port 80
> $callback = $_GET["callback"];
> $user = $_GET["username"];
>
> if($user == "lazy") {
> $response = array("message" => "SUCESS");
> } else {
> $response = array("message" => "FAIL");
> }
>
> echo $callback . "(". json_encode($response) . ");";
>
> This is index.html on port 8080
>
> $.getJSON("user.php?callback=?", { username: "lazy"}, function(json){
> alert("JSON Data: " + json.message); // SUCCESS
> });
>
> This is working if both files on same port, however, it doesn't when
> its not on same port
>
> Any workaround for this to work?
>
