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  1. screw it, Twitter lists API visibility-mode change call is driving me crazy, time for a nap ::poof::about 3 hours ago from Seesmic
  2. @SiDawson <g/> usually a clue it cannot be done. but I am stubborn, & don't want to limit capabilities of WebApp I'm building. we'll seeabout 10 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  3. @SiDawson yup. & main attraction for me is writing client-side cross-platform runs-in-browser-context stuff. but fscking XSS POST...about 10 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  4. @SiDawson <g/> what is so cool about "AJAX" (aka XMLHttpRequest) is putting (JavaScript) non-blocking I/O in the browserabout 10 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  5. @SiDawson it is not "AJAX" XMLHttpRequest object stuff that is getting to me, I teach that( example: http://bit.ly/2tHJCW ), it is XSS <g/>about 10 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  6. @SiDawson just an FYI: jQuery seems to work fine on mobiles (like iPhone) w reasonable JavaScript supportabout 10 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  7. @SiDawson yeah, same issue w OpenJS... maybe I'll take jQuery apart & look at JSONP code which makes XSS GET happen & see if I can reworkabout 10 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  8. @SiDawson jQuery works fine, but only back to same domain (& I'm doing XSS). hadn;t found OpenJS before, will take a look. tnxabout 10 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  9. @SiDawson yeah, hidden elements are one way to go. I'm going to poke around some more today, see if solution works on mobile is possibleabout 11 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  10. @TheTwitCleaner that is a very good thing to do... if we can all learn from each other, we all get better at what we doabout 11 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to TheTwitCleaner
  11. @SiDawson I can make it work if there is a server-side intermediary... but that is what I am trying to avoid <grin/> want pure client-sideabout 11 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  12. @SiDawson yeah, AFAIK this works fine in FF 3.5+ but not others. <sigh/> I may have to fall back to building JavaApp & let go of WebApp ;^{about 11 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  13. @SiDawson can make cross-site GETs happen in plain JavaScript, but full Twitter lists API support means using POST too & I am stuckabout 11 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  14. @SiDawson yeah, I've been trying to avoid things like that so little WebApp will work on mobiles as well (some of which barf at viz issues)about 11 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to SiDawson
  15. @TheTwitCleaner when I forget what I *really* should be doing, somehow Universe seems to come up with (kick in the pants) reminders ;^}about 11 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to TheTwitCleaner
  16. there has *got* to be a way to make a cross-domain POST happen in client-side JavaScript (he mumbles to himself)about 11 hours ago from Seesmic
  17. @TheTwitCleaner hehe, another nudge from the universeabout 11 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to TheTwitCleaner
  18. can anybody suggest a decent XSS tutorial URI? I've got GET working, but need to also make POST & DELETE work for WebAppabout 12 hours ago from Seesmic
  19. @TheTwitCleaner looks like you are getting "pushed" in that direction anyway ;^{about 12 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to TheTwitCleaner
  20. @TheTwitCleaner <sigh/> now, if all that energy were to go into accomplishing *useful* things...about 12 hours ago from Seesmic in reply to TheTwitCleaner