Hello, you know that modern day browsers have security defaults, whereby you can't use JS load command to load content on an external domain, so is there a way around this? Obviously, this doesn't work $("#versioning").load("http://verizon.domain.net/?var=rscms&tan=0.9"); I'd rather not have to iframe the content - although I don't really need the content to be indexed either.
proxy it--write a local php/asp whatever based fetch script (using fopen or curl or whatever) that your js CAN access. if the content you're fetching is json or xml, there are other options. for instance, JSONP can happily load cross-domain and fetch data (basically, embedding as a remote .js file with a callback function that runs locally and passes back output to your script as arguments to the callback function, supported fairly across all browsers).