load csv files from anywhere using YQL

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load csv files from anywhere using YQL

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Last edited Jul 27, 2010

Created on Jul 27, 2010

This example demonstrates loading a CSV file from an external URL into a web page using the Yahoo Query Language (YQL) web service. The page fetches a dataset of London Underground line travel times between stations, applying a SQL-like query through the Yahoo Public YQL endpoint with JSONP. The code relies on jQuery 1.4.2's `$.ajax()` method to make the cross-domain request, specifying the CSV’s column names in the query itself. The returned JSON response would then be iterated over, though the example only logs it to the console and does not render any visualization.

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