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curiouswebster

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Oh, I was not thinking about that. Of course, I do not want to expose my credentials.<br><br>What are the language/hosting options to safely use this API?&nbsp;
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Here is my follow-on question...<br><br><a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29217100/How-to-protect-your-own-Web-Service-call.html#questionAdd" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29217100/How-to-protect-your-own-Web-Service-call.html#questionAdd</a>
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I need to use Javascript and AJAX to call Create a Contact - Web Method for the Ontraport CRM. It will be executed on Submit Button click<br><br><a href="https://api.ontraport.com/doc/#create-a-contact" rel="ugc">https://api.ontraport.com/doc/#create-a-contact</a><br><br>Can you show me how the AJAX call would look? I have the required API keys...<br><br>Can you also show me what objects need to be created and how to pass those into the AJAX call?<br><br>I only see cURL and PHP mentioned in the doc in the above link, but I have to believe that AJAX and Javascript would do fine with this API. Right?<br><br>Thanks.
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I need to use Javascript and AJAX to call Create a Contact - Web Method for the Ontraport CRM. It will be executed on Submit Button click
https://api.ontraport.com/doc/#create-a-contact
Can you show me how the AJAX call would look? I have the required API keys...
Can you also show me what objects need to be created and how to pass those into the AJAX call?
I only see cURL and PHP mentioned in the doc in the above link, but I have to believe that AJAX and Javascript would do fine with this API. Right?
Thanks.

Javascript/AJAX to call Create a Contact - Web Method

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