On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Abhishoka <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi: > > We are a non-profit charity organization having 25+ websites and want > to maintain a centralized database for the various events happening at > different places. The database (MySql) has been implemented and we use > the django framework admin module to communicate with the database. > Our different sites use asp, php and plain html pages. In order to > fetch data through the django framework and use it in all our sites we > thought of using Ajax technology which runs on client side and should > be independent of server technology. Different web sites are located > in different domains. > > How to achieve this? Would Dujo, Jquery, Prototype, etc. help in this > regard? Web sites running in different technologies in different > domains need to communicate with the server running Django framework > and get the data - any suggestions on how to go about implementing > this? Sample code / URLs to the code / information would really help.
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