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I'm building application with angularjs and laravel 4. Everything is fine but I need now to allow only XHR requests.

This is what I have at the beginning of my controller. But this statement is always false.

    if (!Request::ajax())
    {
        return Response::json(array('halt'=>Request::ajax()));
    };

In angular I'm using standard $http service.

angular.module('APP')
.factory("API", ($http,$q,appClient,apiURL) ->
 class FB
  constructor:->
    this.deferredData = $q.defer();
  info: (reload)->
    $http(
      method: "get"
      url: apiURL+'game/'+appClient+"/info"
    ).success((res)->
      dostuff()
    )
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When doing AJAX calls, the X-Requested-With header is often set to XMLHttpRequest. Laravel's Request::ajax() method is built on top of a Symfony2 method that simply checks for the presence of this header.

In October 2012, Angular.js removed this header because they felt that it was rarely used.

As @Thrustmaster and yourself mentioned in the comments, you need to set:

$httpProvider.defaults.headers.common["X-Requested-With"] = "XMLHttpRequest"

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