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Here is the thing, there is no way to "temporarily" disable cross-domain XMLHttpRequest, if you can disable it temporarily then it can be disabled permanently. This is a rather common problem in the modern-day of AJAX programming and is most often solved using the technique known as cross-domain scripting. The idea here being is that if you call out to a cross-domain script it returns JavaScript (JSON) results that are then passed on to a function on your end. Here is some sample code to illustrate how it may look from a JavaScript code perspective: <pre><code> function request_some_data() { var s = "http://my.document.url.com/my_data?p1=v1&p2=v2&callback=myfunc"; try { try{ document.write("<scr"+"ipt type='text/javascript' src='"+s+"'></scr"+"ipt>"); } catch(e){ var x = document.createElement("script"); x.src = s; document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(x); } } catch (e) { alert(e.message); } } </code></pre> You will then define a function in your code that receives the data and in the server you "handle" the callback case, here is the client-side JavaScript: <pre><code>function myfunc(data) { alert(data); } </code></pre> And on the server side, here i'm giving a PHP example but this can be done just as easily in Java or what-ever your server-side technology is: <pre><code><?php if($_GET["callback"]) { print($_GET["callback"] . "("); } /* place your JSON object code/logic here */ if($_GET["callback"]) { print(");"); } ?> </code></pre> Note that what you are generating on the server side winds up being some JavaScript that gets executed on the client side.
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