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I'm trying to deal with: "Requests made from Javascript running on your web pages must be proxied to avoid same-origin policy conflicts."

I know how to work with the JSON once I've got it. But aside from copy-pasting the JSON results via my browser, I don't know how to localize it for use.

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Did you tried 

$.getJSON('url', function(data){
//do smth with data
})

?

After the request is complete, data will be an object with all JSON response and you can access it as regular js object: data.something and so on.

Ionuț Staicu
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  • Thanks, but that didn't answer my question. Note that if you replace "URL" with: http://services.digg.com/stories/popular?count=3&appkey=http://www.blah.com/application&type=json You won't pull any data. This url will work in the browser, but not through javascript. –  Sep 04 '09 at 14:30