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As the title describes we’re going to look at making cross domain ajax requests using JSONP I’m also going to show you how to get data from a MySQL database and encode it into a JSON string which can be parsed using JavaScript. JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation and essentially its a method which allows us to execute cross domain ajax requests without too much fuss. This post really follows on from my article about scraping content from a page but also allows you to send and receive GET variables through the JSON request.

What we’re going to build

To give this tutorial a valid example we’re going to display a selection of product in a gallery as seen in the image below, click here to see the demo page.

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