------------------------------- Cross Domain Data JQuery Plugin ------------------------------- -- by Boris Kuzmic -- version 0.2 -- license: MIT - http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php Plugin can be used to dynamically load content from same or other domains. It can also post form data to remote server script. It’s creating a hidden iframe object to fetch remote page and when remote page sends data (either via window.postMessage in all modern browsers or via window.name in IE 6 & 7), data is read and callback method is invoked. Simple usage: Only to retrieve data: $.getRemoteData( function(data){ $("body").append( data ); }, 'http://-some-remote-url-/source.html' ); To post form use it like this: $.postFormRemote( function(data){ $("#form_result").append( data ); }, 'form_id', 'form_url', 'form_method' ); In source page one must add code like this (as last body element), to enable true cross domain interaction: <script type="text/javascript"> window.name = $("body").html(); try { var target = parent.postMessage ? parent : (parent.document.postMessage ? parent.document : undefined); if (typeof target != "undefined") { target.postMessage($("body").html(), "*"); } } catch (e) {/**/} </script> For more info visit wiki: http://wiki.github.com/bkuzmic/jquery-crossdomain-data-plugin