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I didn’t test this method successfully. Can you help me find out what’s wrong?
w3c link
Under Chrome, using XMLHttpRequest to request the file protocol will be considered cross-domain. You can use Firefox to test, or set up a server
https://stackoverflow.com/que...
Ajax file request is definitely not possible. Put the project on the server and let the server return header.html.
You can use node to set up a server yourself, and then make requests
load(url,data,function(response,status,xhr))The url here should be an address that can return a string-like address.Did you understand it wrong? What does it mean to put header.html? Do you want to return the content of the html file?
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Under Chrome, using XMLHttpRequest to request the file protocol will be considered cross-domain. You can use Firefox to test, or set up a server
https://stackoverflow.com/que...
Ajax file request is definitely not possible. Put the project on the server and let the server return header.html.
You can use node to set up a server yourself, and then make requests
load(url,data,function(response,status,xhr))
The url here should be an address that can return a string-like address.
Did you understand it wrong? What does it mean to put header.html? Do you want to return the content of the html file?