dG,
Okay, I tried using Troy Wolf's Proxy php page... It's a little more
than what i needed, but it works just fine.
I think this is something with JQuery itself... For anyone who wants
to look at this, i've uploaded it to my server:
http://ww2.krushradio.com/test/yp/jquery.zip
Now... I wante
I see what you mean... I've used something like that before, where i
have one page do the httpreferr, and then i load that php page as
xml...
I think I built a couple RSS Feeds that way... Let me try that, thanks
for the reminding. I got more stuff to work on now. Thanks
~Doc
On Feb 27, 10:31
>>> no, I have a yp server that is used by a bunch of radio stations
>>> (yp.krushradio.com)
>>> the website will be on either ww2.krushradio.com or
>>> www.krushradio.com... not sure yet.
>>> I see what you mean about cross domain scripting.. I totally forgot
>>> abo
Type 'cross domain XML with ajax' in the search field. You will find
an excellent answer to common problem. Last night it was first time it
worked magically. If you have own website, you just call "proxy.php"
in which it calls another domain for XML document, receives and wraps
it, and return it t
Is that your website?
It might be that on the server side, the access to some pages are not
allowed if the HTTP_REFERER header is from another website.
Try to set the HTTP_REFERER of the AJAX request to an empty string.
On Feb 27, 6:19 am, KrushRadio - Doc wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I'm a bit new t
> I pulled this from a website and modified it to work on mine. I'm
> using jQuery 1.3.2, btw...
> For the life of me, i cannot get it to pull the xml data from
> getstream.aspx. if you open it up in a browser, it shows as perfect
> xml. If i parse it with straight php, it works, but i want to
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