I have a WCF web service and jQuery AJAX implementation that appears to be working perfectly, save for a single line of code: the AJAX calls to the WCF service only have the correct HTTP header & content information if I use GET in my AJAX calls. Once I choose to use POST, the WCF service response with "Method Not Allowed". The calls are coming from domains such as sub1.domain.com, and calling svc.domain.com. How can I configure WCF to allow the cross domain AJAX POSTs?
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Here's the relevant section of the web.config:
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Here's the AJAX code:
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I have indeed tried these changes to my interface:
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