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Tag: YQL

PodRadio.js – Cross-Domain JS Podcast Player

May 1, 2016 by Brian Rollins·0 Comments

Ever wanted to load a podcast (or several) onto your web site, but didn’t have the resources to make a proxy to get around cross-domain scripting issues? Worry no more! PodRadio.js is here.

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Grabbing External Data with a Proxy (YQL)

November 11, 2013 by Brian Rollins·2 Comments

In my last installment, I covered loading external JSON files into your code. That works great, if you have reasonable control over the data format.

If you’re dealing with a vendor or open data source, you may not have the control you want to make a JSONP call (or the data is in XML instead of JSON). There’s a way around this by using a proxy.

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