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<div class="grid--cell mb0 mt8">Closed <span title="2014-06-03 06:04:47Z" class="relativetime">5 years ago</span>.</div>
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Try this bit of code someplace:
$("html").load("https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GoOvplDFuqx--ul60ATB1HfDz0o793g6ICD0VJnEHfc/export?format=txt",'',function(resp,x,y){document.write(resp);})
It's essentially a mirror of today's Wikipedia on my Google pseudo-CDN. However, I also tried this:
$("html").load("https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page",'',function(resp,x,y){document.write(resp);})
and it doesn't work.
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How can I fetch a dynamic site as HTML for printing?
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It is like you have a crossdomain problem because there is no 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header in the response. If this is not the case a browser usually does not allow to request a service located on another domain than the javascript that is triggering the request.
Use some server script to get the content from the particular url or use mod_proxy on the server config