F12 console JavaScript browser errors when browsing to a WIndows 2012 website

[Stephen Holdorf]

I have deployed an ASP .NET application with a JavaScript Google Map on the home page to a Windows 2012 website. Now when I browse to the application it comes up fine except the Google Map never loads. One thing that does work is if I publish it as a Web Application and using localhost works. It's just when it's published as a website to IIS is where it fails. As a WebSite on the F12 Console windows debugger here are the errors I'm getting: SEC7120: Origin http://mymachinename not found in Access-Control-Allow-Origin header. SCRIPTING7002: XMLHttpRequest: Network error 0X80700013, Could not complete operation due to error 80700013. getPreferences failed when constructing GPToolsService: undefined

    var map;

    MoW.ready(function () {
        map = new MoW.Map({
            target: 'MoWmap'
        });
    });

    window.onload = function () {

        MoW.ready(function () {

            if (document.getElementById('<%= KMLOPString.ClientID %>').value !== "") {
                var overlayPropertiesOP = {
                    "name": "Openations KML",
                    "url": document.getElementById('<%= KMLOPString.ClientID %>').value,
                    "type": MoW.protocols.KMLProtocol.TYPE.STRING,
                    "description": "Demonstrating KML overlay",
                    "mapTypeId": "google.map.mapTypeId.ROADMAP"
                };

                var newOverlayObjectOP = MoW.Factory.createKMLOverlay(overlayPropertiesOP);

                map.addOverlay(newOverlayObjectOP, {
                    showAlert: true

                });

   //             map.setBasemap(MoW.Basemap.ID.ROADMAP);
            }

            if (document.getElementById('<%= KMLESString.ClientID %>').value !== "") {
                var overlayPropertiesES = {
                    "name": "Exercises KML",
                    "url": document.getElementById('<%= KMLESString.ClientID %>').value,
                    "type": MoW.protocols.KMLProtocol.TYPE.STRING,
                    "description": "Demonstrating KML overlay",
                    "mapTypeId": "google.map.mapTypeId.ROADMAP"
                };

                var newOverlayObjectES = MoW.Factory.createKMLOverlay(overlayPropertiesES);

                map.addOverlay(newOverlayObjectES, {
                    showAlert: true

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[Stephen Holdorf]

One thing that does work is if I publish it as a Web Application and using localhost works. It's just when it's published as a website to IIS is where it fails