I can't really supply a working example, but suffice it to say I can
seem to only get $.get to work not .load
I went and read up more about about cross domain ajax and understand
why it should not work now. Thanks for the heads up...
On Mar 2, 8:18 am, mkmanning wrote:
> You can't make ajax c
You can't make ajax calls across domains; can you give a code example
of it working on the different server? If you haven't already, I
suggest looking in Firebug on Firefox (make sure you have console and
script enabled), it should show an error when a cross-domain ajax call
is made.
On Mar 2, 7:
It is not on the same domain...sorry the posting seems a bit
screwy...posts took forever to show up etc...
Anyways, it is not on the same domain, but oddly enough if I move the
call to a different server (not the same domain) it doesn't have a
problem. The domain that it can't load from is on a
If it's not on the same domain you must use JSONP.
On Mar 2, 7:27 am, mkmanning wrote:
> I'll go ahead and ask this here as well: is 'http://test.com/
> remote.html' in the same domain?
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> On Mar 1, 8:55 pm, Ami wrote:
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I'll go ahead and ask this here as well: is 'http://test.com/
remote.html' in the same domain?
On Mar 1, 8:55 pm, Ami wrote:
> Try to put between and #myelemnt
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> Aminadav
> On Mar 2, 4:15 am, joshm wrote:
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> > Can someone explain how to do this, I'm trying to load the parent of
Try to put between and #myelemnt
Aminadav
On Mar 2, 4:15 am, joshm wrote:
> Can someone explain how to do this, I'm trying to load the parent of
> an element (which will be a cell) and then load the with the
> html from a remote file kind of like so:
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> var parent = $('#myelement').par
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