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If a website operating on a domain other than my own supports get requests, like:
http://api.someothersite.com/v1/farms
There’s no way for me to access it using JSON-P right, they would have to have support for it as a query parameter? Something like:
http://api.someothersite.com/v1/farms?callback=fantastic
I mean, there’s no way for me to use it without them explicitly supporting it, right?
Thanks
Correct. For JSONP to work, the server must choose to process and echo a callback parameter.