iannorton@gmail.com wrote:
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> David Dorward wrote:[color=green]
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iannorton@gmail.com wrote:[color=darkred]
>> > Do you really have nothing else to moan about but the interface people
>> > use to post newsgroup messages?[/color]
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>> I'm complaining about you failing to respect the conventions of this
>> community. The GoogleGroups interface makes it slightly difficult to do
>> this, but not impossible. You should therefore put in the little extra
>> effort required to do so. The page at the URL I referenced explains how
>> to do so. I suggest you read it again.
>>
>> You are asking for help from this community, to not respect its posting
>> conventions is disrespectful.[/color]
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> This better for you David?[/color]
And for me, at the least.
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> I've got no problem with you politely suggesting it, [...][/color]
You must be kidding.
Who the heck do you think you are that others need to "politely suggest"
you would adhere to what is _common sense_, and what is written not only in
the FAQ? If you do not adhere after the pointer, you are simply not worth
the effort. He gave you enough pointers before, you should be ashamed that
it took you that many postings to recognize them!
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> not all of us have decades of usenet experience,[/color]
And some of us appear to shut down their brains before they power on their
computer ...
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> i humbly apologise if my posting style has caused you offence.[/color]
ACK
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>> > Basically i need to make XMLHttpRequest calls across domains[/color]
>> You can't.[/color]
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> But you could setup a Proxy or use Apache's rewrite engine....[/color]
As previous discussions have shown, especially URL rewriting does not make
any difference to the script engine. What is possible is to set up a
server-side script that pulls the data using the other second-level domain
and serves that on requests for the appropriate second-level domain.
PointedEars
