Wow! Thanks for fixing this so quickly. I've had this problem before. Alpha, it's really impressive that you just hunker in and fix stuff. A lot of times people are defensive/rude/etc, but you're a class act.
How are you getting around the AJAX sandbox problem? Normally you're not allowed to make cross-domain requests....
Cross domain AJAX is done through <script src="..."> tags, which are not restricted by the same domain policy. The technique is called JSONP and works through callbacks.
The spooky part is that jQuery has figured out how to do cross domain for non-json / javascript. This is restricted to GET requests. I believe they use iframes and then just traverse the DOM to find what they want.
Cross domain POSTs are still not allowed, but you can setup your server to proxy requests on the browsers behalf.
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Wow, works great for me too. Amazing job, alpha.
How are you getting around the AJAX sandbox problem? Normally you're not allowed to make cross-domain requests....
Cross domain AJAX is done through <script src="..."> tags, which are not restricted by the same domain policy. The technique is called JSONP and works through callbacks.
The spooky part is that jQuery has figured out how to do cross domain for non-json / javascript. This is restricted to GET requests. I believe they use iframes and then just traverse the DOM to find what they want.
Cross domain POSTs are still not allowed, but you can setup your server to proxy requests on the browsers behalf.