Three options:
jsonp - allows ajax type requests to other domains
iframes - set the src attribute on an iframe to the remote page, use JS
to extract the info you need from that frame
server side - do an http request via your server side code, extract what
you need there, and make it available to your page as needed.
There may be more options for getting data from remote URLs, but these
are what I have commonly seen. The server side approach is probably the
easiest and/or better performing option.
My thoughts.
Shawn
Trend-King wrote:
ok i understand
but how does plugins like thickbox or some balloon tips handle the get
from other domains.
in that plugins you can say get me the content from for example
google.
do they all manage this via iframe?
William schrieb:
You just described a basic XSS attack, browsers generally do not allow
cross-domain XHR because of that. You can get around it by using your
own domain as a proxy for JSONP.
On Jan 27, 2:43 pm, Trend-King <i...@trend-king.de> wrote:
hello i havea question about how saveis jquery and JSON.
i use $ajax({url:url,datatype:json...}) to get a markup of JSON items
that updates the dom of my page via the success function passing the
response to an function.
and $.each the items to update the html of the element.
in that funktion that manages the items i have a markup before that
checks if the JSON got an markup of url to get. if it is so i pass
that url to another funktion of $ajax({url:that url...}) with gets me
the changed content for the middle of my page and updates the html.
so my question is how save this is. for example if there will be an
not from me url and gets the html for the middle of the page from
extern by injecting or hacking.
i hope i wrote this to understand my question...
greet and thanks for your reply
