I am working on a project for a client who would like their own dynamic latest news feed embedded on to the right hand side of our site. It's a fairly custom module with videos and links, not just RSS or Twitter.
The client has uploaded this content on to their servers as a page specially for us to grab, and have provided us with the URL.
I could embed the content using an iFrame, but they haven't got target="_parent" in their links, so if a link is clicked the new content is loaded within the iframe which isn't what we want. We want it to open in a new tab. We can't change their content or ask them to for 2 weeks unfortunately - which will be too late! To make it even more annoying, we're not on the same domain.
Our system is build on asp.net which I have no knowledge of (I'm more PHP!). It's also worth mentioning that I am a front-end developer in this role and can't access or modify any asp.net code.
I have tried using jQuery .load() without success. Being a bit of a newbie I am unsure of the correct way to go about this, or if it's even possible at all using front-end technologies?
It seems that similar questions to mine are all old and dated so it would be good to get the latest and best approach.
Thanks.