I was under the impression that you needed a web proxy to parse the results of a cross-domain AJAX POST.
But apparently, you can accomplish this with opensocial-jquery.
Could someone please explain how opensocial-jquery makes this happen?
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I was under the impression that you needed a web proxy to parse the results of a cross-domain AJAX POST.
But apparently, you can accomplish this with opensocial-jquery.
Could someone please explain how opensocial-jquery makes this happen?
Umm… the very first sentence on the page you linked to explains it
From http://code.google.com/p/opensocial-jquery/wiki/Ajax