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I have an application which is written entirely as html/js (there is no server). Using javascript, I would like to retrieve a script from another domain and get its contents as a string. I do not want to evaluate the script. Is there any hack which can make this possible?
I do not think so. If there were a way, it would violate the ban of cross domain downloads. I guess there is a way to relax these limitations by properly configuring the security on the browser, but it is messy and unreliable among other things because of browser dependencies. You will have to do it on the server