For IE9, don't you need IE-specific code for cross domain requests?

nostrademons · on Jan 30, 2014

Yeah, you need XDomainRequest for CORS requests in IE8 and 9. IE10 is fully standards-compliant.

btd · on Jan 31, 2014

It is very castrated, better to use hidden iframe + window.postMessage for cors in ie8 and ie9.

duncans · on Jan 31, 2014

I don't think "castrated" is the word you meant :-) Perhaps "constrained" or "restricted"

Dylan16807 · on Jan 31, 2014

...why not?

"to render impotent or deprive of vitality"