As you probably know XmlHttpRequest only works if the request is made to the same web server from which the page was fetched (same origin). Here is a way to communicate across sub-domains using XmlHttpRequest without resorting to reverse proxying. Abe (@ fettig.net) found a solution using iframe and an exception to the “same origin” rule. [...]
As you probably know XmlHttpRequest only works if the request is made to the same web server from which the page was fetched (same origin). Here is a way to communicate across sub-domains using XmlHttpRequest without resorting to reverse proxying.
Abe (@ fettig.net) found a solution using iframe and an exception to the “same origin” rule. [...]
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