Jquery Cross Site Fetch
Solution 1:
You can't do that - the Same Origin Policy prevents it for security reasons (as you've found).
You need to run a proxy script on your own server that your JavaScript uses to fetch the content from the remote server on its behalf.
Solution 2:
Alternatively you could use already-existing APIs like YQL or Pipes to access the data you're after... and then return results using JSONP (cross-domain operable).
Solution 3:
AJAX disallows cross-domain fetching. You must have your server fetch from whatever server you want to get information from.
Solution 4:
If you want to go cross site, you can't pull in an entire page. There is a way to get data from cross domain sites using JSONP. What you do, is make the js call the data you get back as a function which will evaluate json data. But wont work if you are trying to fetch an entire page, however.
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