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I downloaded glossary-js-0.5.zip and found the example worked well in IE9 and 
Firefox(10.0.2) but not Chrome(17.0.963.79).

As I need it to work with files in multiple sub-directories I experimented with 
changing the file paths, ie I put the glossary files & jquery files into 
/glossary and the html file into /html and adjusted the paths in index.html and 
glossary.js. After doing this it only worked in IE (no longer in Firefox).

Any advice much appreciated.

If you try to include the glossary.txt from another website it will fail due to 
cross-site exceptions.

This prevent deployment for a wide range of sites, like an entire corporate 
environment.

While there is an wordaround, this is extreamly hard to solve because it would 
require to modify http headers.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3595515/xmlhttprequest-error-origin-null-is-n
ot-allowed-by-access-control-allow-origin

It would be nice to convert the sourcode to use LF instead of CR/LF, just to be 
standard.

What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Add the required code from the docs
2. Try to add a comment using Conflucence, it will fail to submit it.

Words like "más" or "bosón" aren't recognised, neither if á (más), nor if 
más is written in glossary.txt