Ajax calls can be authenticated with
a pair of username and password credentials to secure the resources shared by
the server, the sever can mandate all the request calls to send a valid set of credentials
to process the request.
The credentials can be passed using GET or POST, additionally since the credentials are passed over the network, to avoid hacking we can encrypt the username and password using an encryption algorithm and pass the same; the credentials can be decoded at the server end before authentication.
Syntax
$.ajax({
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The credentials can be passed using GET or POST, additionally since the credentials are passed over the network, to avoid hacking we can encrypt the username and password using an encryption algorithm and pass the same; the credentials can be decoded at the server end before authentication.
$.ajax({
url: "AjaxData.aspx?ID=1&username="
+ username + "&password=" +
password,
cache: false,
dataType: "xml",
…
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