Your ability to access cross-domain pages from within a Phone Gap jQuery Mobile application is controlled by two key things: $.rs and $.mobile.allowCrossDomainPages, and can also be influenced by the white list feature in later builds of PhoneGap. Because your document originates from a file:// URL, loading pages or assets from your remote server is considered a cross-domain request that can be blocked in certain scenarios. This means that if you want to pull in pages from your company's remote server (phone home) you will have to refer to them with absolute URLs to your server. The initial application document is loaded by the PhoneGap application by a local file:// URL.

Since PhoneGap is frequently used in conjunction with jQuery Mobile, we wanted to offer a few tips and recommendations to help you get started. Applications are built as normal HTML pages and packaged up to run as a native application within a UIWebView or WebView (a chromeless browser, referred to hereafter as a webview). PhoneGap is an HTML5 app platform that allows developers to author native applications with web technologies and get access to APIs and app stores. Building PhoneGap (Cordova) apps with jQuery Mobile

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