Actually... I take that back... they have to do something about
security otherwise your going to have social apps potentially de-
indexing webpages from websites for malware reasons... really... I
just don't know... Google places restrictions on websites if they find
bad scripts on them... Some
Hello Toxic,
JavaScript ( Ajax ) is executed from within the browser window.
Technically a container or social network serving the code could not
actually stop it from executing once it was loaded into the browser
window.
Since an Ajax call is executed from within the clients browser nothing
On Nov 8, 2007, at 3:50 AM, RickMeasham wrote:
On Nov 8, 1:41 pm, Chris Chabot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry for the possibly newbee question, but are we limited to using
google's _IG_FetchContent() inside of our open social gadgets, or is
it possible to use the one's from our own
Hi,
You cannot use your custom ajax call, it won't work, but ...
You can use the old-fashioned way = an iframe :)
This works and you can emulate an ajax call using an iframe.
Regards,
Ignacio.
You'd then have to parse the result: you don't get back the vanilla
content but instead get back
