I am using nodjs, angulars and passports and trying to use google + login using my .
In the example I have added 2 routes:
- / auth / google:
- / auth / google / callback < / Ul>
In addition to this I saw that those routes are called through a link:
& lt; A href = '/ auth / google / & gt; Sign in to Google & lt; / A & gt;
What is the function in my app?
However, I wanted to call the collier's way to avoid redirection - which means:
$ When I tried to do it, Violation error has occurred "No 'access-control-permission-origin' header exists on requested resource"
(CORS rules added to my NodesJS server Had gone).
Is this a way to use $ http should not redirect to back-end and not?
from $ HttpProvider
angular.module ('ngdemo') .config (['$ httpProvider', function ($ httpProvider) {$ httpProvider.defaults.useXDomain = true; Delete $ HttpProvider.defaults.headers.com ['Ex-Requested-To'];}]); For more information,
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