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I’m trying to create a very simple chrome extension for my school. I am fairly certain the underlying issue is that chrome doesn’t allow XHR requests by default, but at the same time, was expecing the #results div (here is the code) to populate. I’ve read about certain things like jSONP, but then again, I’m not quite sure what’s causing this. I’d appreciate any help! Thank you!
You are correct in thinking this was a cross-site issue. If you look at the Chrome console, you should see something like:
If you’re running this on a server with scripting capabilities (eg: PHP), you can create a script on your own server which will fetch the remote data instead of doing it in the browser.