In "Using pdf.js load pdf file in a Web page" in details the basic method of use and integration of Web development pdf.js. Below showing the effect of:
Directory site is http: // localhost: 8033 / PDFTest. At this PDF file in a subdirectory on the deployment of IIS sites, access in this way everything is normal.
pdfFile = var "HTTP: // localhost: 8033 / PDFTest / Pdf / project management process groups of five and a mapping between the project management knowledge areas .pdf";
If the PDF file is located at another site, it involves the cross-domain access issues. Such as access to the PDF file located in the following IIS site
pdfFile = var "HTTP: // localhost: 7030 /5 Project management process groups and knowledge areas of project management relationship mapping .pdf";
Visit the following error occurs. Tip: cross-domain access is disabled.
Here are ways to solve the problem of cross-domain access.
1, to find the target site
2, find "HTTP response header," click to open
Right - "Add", add the following two:
Access-Control-Allow-Headers：Content-Type, api_key, Authorization
Access-Control-Allow-Origin：*
After the configuration, as in FIG.
3, [Stop] the target site, the target site [START].
4, re-visit the site, PDF display normal load
If you visit or wrong, do iisreset command after clearing your browser's cache access again to normal.