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Chrome has a restrictive local file XHR policy that makes the_json_store difficult to run as an example. file:// requests are disallowed in Chrome Ajax calls. A solution is to run a small web server. For users with python installed: cd <cloned the_json_store> python server.py [some_port] cf: http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=40787
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As I emailed you about (and in the commit message), chrome doesnt handle file:// in AJAX, so bundled a tiny python static file server. Might be useful! If you want to have a Ruby one, that is understandable as well!
Didn't change any of the jQuery stuff to 1.4.
Big fan of Sammy!
Cheers,
Gregg Lind