ajax调用需要用户名和密码

Question

I'm an Ajax newbie, so that might explain my question.

I'm doing the following call

                   $.ajax({
                   url: '<?php echo site_url('something/somethingelse')?>',
                   type:'POST',
                   username: 'username',
                   password: 'password',
                   data: { parm1 : 'A', 
                           parm2 : 1,
                           parm3 : 2 }, 
                   dataType: 'json',
                   success: function(output_string){
                   }

username and password are the username and password I use to sign into my server.

how can i represent them in the javascript securely? i know i can store them in variables and use the variables in the Ajax call - but the variables will exist in a javascript file and be visible to anyone who can use a debugger that allows you to view the javascript.

is there a way to hide certain javascript files? does javascript have the equivalent of a properties file?

Answer 1

turns out this was a url conflict.

the ajax call was accessing a url, let's call it some.domain/stats

the hosting provider offers a free Statistics page that is password protected. its url is also some.domain/stats

when my app accessed some.domain/stats, thru some weird routing I don't understand, I was directed to the password protected one.

when i changed the url the ajax call was accessing to something like some.domain/nameOtherThanStats then everything worked fine.

no htaccess changes needed.