If the point is to display random webpages within your own, why not use an <iframe>? That's what they're for.

If you incorporate someone else's page inside of your own verbatim, then, if said page has <script> elements on it, then whoever owns that page gains the ability to run arbitrary scripts in your own domain's browser context — remember that the owners of the website serving that page can change the contents of that page any time they want — meaning they can call your javascript functions with whatever arguments they want, read your cookies, and thus masquerade as and do anything that your own javascript can do. Which then means you either have to

  1. set things up so that your own javascript and your browser context can't actually do anything (in which case what is it you need javascript for in the first place, apart from incorporating the page?), or
  2. you have to parse their page and get rid of their <script> tags.

This is all before we get into how you're incorporating the page.

What is it you're actually trying to do?

In reply to Re: CGI::Ajax. Getting content of second.html file to resultant div of one.pl (same/cross domain) by wrog
in thread CGI::Ajax. Getting content of second.html file to resultant div of one.pl (same/cross domain) by msinfo

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