sails.js

I'm developing a sails.js (node.js framework based on express) aplication, which is going great but ]I can't solve this detail... I need to send POST requests cross domain from internet explorer 8 and 9. For that I'm forced to use xDomainRequest object, wich doesn't allow to set a Content type header. So, when the request gets to the server the content type is "text/plain", which doesn't fire the bodyParser express middleware, so my req.body is an empty object and I can't see the payload I'm sending from the client. For this I've tried two things with no luck: First I wanted to set a header to

I am starting to learn Sails (0.9.7, node 0.10.16) and running through the sailscasts episodes. I am also trying to use jade as I do so. Where I am stuck now is that sails is not finding views/layout.jade. I backed out all the jade stuff and redid with ejs and sails is not finding views/layout.ejs. As a last resort, I cloned activtyoverlord (the sailscasts app) and when I sails lift activityoverlord does not find its views/layout.ejs. Any suggests as to what I might be doing wrong? I'm not a jade user, however, I think you need to put extends ../layout at the top of your index.jade file to use

I'm following this guide on installing a node.js application on Azure: http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/nodejs/tutorials/create-a-website-(mac)/#header-0 Is it possible to get a sails.js app running without having to instantiate a Virtual Machine? As of right now sails requires an npm install -g on the box which would require either a virtual machine or a cloud service with a startup script. The link you are showing if for a deployment model where you don't get any access to manipulate the host since there are many instances running on it. It would be great if sails could be included

I am using Sails' ORM (Waterline). I have written a geturl service that should return the url of several models/actions in my app. I am currently calling this service inside my templates. (As I am alone to develop this, don't hesitate to warn me if this design pattern is wrong) Now it occurs that Waterline's .find() method is asynchronous (as it should). I always use callbacks to do things when inserting or fetching things in database. Now I have seen everywhere that I cannot return any data from asynchronous methods. As a consequence I am puzzled because I want to create this [damned] service

Getting this error while checking whether the user already voted or not. I suggest setheader thing is responsible. CODE index : function(req, res, next){ if(req.method == "POST"){ var aa = Users.findOneByEmail(req.param('email'), function(err, data, next){ if(err) res.serverError(err); console.log(data); if(data){ res.redirect('/users'); return; } }); var data = { remoteip: req.ip, challenge: req.body.recaptcha_challenge_field, response: req.body.recaptcha_response_field }; // console.log(data); var recaptcha = new Recaptcha(PUBLIC_KEY, PRIVATE_KEY, data); recaptcha.verify(function(success,