On Thu, 2007-08-23 at 12:18 +1000, John Elliot wrote: > I'm trying to test a web app that I've got under development, and I > need to load data from a public web server client-side from a site > hosted on a testing server. If your consumer is on http://test.example.org then to make things really easy, host the data on http://example.org and set your domain in Javascript using: document.domain = "example.org"; After this is done, you won't be able to make requests to http://test.example.org anymore, but that's quite often acceptable. If that's not an option, you'll need to do this: document.write("<script type=\"text/javascript\" " + "src=\"http://data.example.org/data.js\";></script>"; The "data.js" script can define functions which will be able to make XMLHTTPRequests to http://data.example.org, or just provide you with the data you need. Cheers, -- Nathan de Vries
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