>>>>>>> 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
>>>>>>> about that. I usually allow it in my IE settings.
>>>>>>> I'll keep hunting them down. Thanks.
On Feb 27, 6:48 am, Mike Alsup <mal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > 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 use the
> > jQuery Library with an ajax refresh.
>
> > Am I screwing something up, or is there something I don't know about
> > when using a website source vs. a local source.
> > $.ajax({
> > type: "GET",
> > url:
> > "http://yp.krushradio.com/getstream.aspx?stream=stream";,
> > dataType: "xml",
> > success: function(xml) {
> >
> > $(xml).find('activesong').each(function(){
> > var stream =
> > $(this).find('servername');
> > var title =
> > $(this).find('songname').text();
> > var genre =
> > $(this).find('servergenre').text();
> > $('<div
> > class="TrackListing"></div>').html(stream+'<br>'+title
> > +'<br>'+genre+'<br>').appendTo('#page-wrap');
> > });
> > }
> > });
> > });
>
> Is krushradio.com the same site that has this html page on it? AJAX
> cannot be used in an x-domain environment - browser security prevents
> it. Are you using Firefox/Firebug? Do you see errors in the console?- Hide
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