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	Domuk No, not an issue with the PHP - I was responding to "AJAX not being cross site is annoying"
	MaxMouse Really? i thought that would only be important if the user had some kind of control over where the XML came from, if you hard code it (As in a PHP file) wouldn't that eliminate XSS attacks?
	Domuk Yes, but very, very necessary. AJAX requests run in the context of the browser, there'd be no security if it was cross-domain .
	MaxMouse AJAX not being cross site is annoying, all other scripts can be used in that way, having to resort to PHP to patch it is a shame.
	SAJChurchey thx MaxMouse

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