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Send a message to another domain using JS

I would like a mail request to be sent after changing a specific text input field using javascript.

So here is my current code:

<input name="message" onchange="$.ajax({type: \"POST\", url: \"http://example.com/example.php\", data: \"message=\" + document.getElementsByName(\"message\")[0].value});" />

Now it works with a normal connection, but does not work on a secure connection (SSL). I mean, the page is protected, but the request is sent to the unprotected page.

Is there a solution?

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Set the target attribute of the form to point to a hidden iframe.

You cannot read the answer, but you can make a request.

If you want to read the answer, you need to proxy the request through your own server.

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