WPNONCE – Security Measure?

Hello Fellow WordPress Gurus,

Random programming question…

So I’ve got a site, let’s just say example.com
I built it using wordpress and whatnot. If you go to an “inside” page on the same server & hosting like http://example.com/videos/ the contact form works fine.
If you go to a page like http://subdomain.example.com the contact form doesn’t work. The little arrows just spin forever in never-never land.

The difference is that the second link (one that doesn’t work) is actually hosted on a third party server. It appears to be a subdoamin (subdomain.example.com) but it’s actually just a CNAME that redirects to their site.

I’ve done a little digging and found that contact form 7 uses this little bugger:
<input type=”hidden” value=”7ec29b981f” name=”_wpnonce”>

From what I’ve read, “wpnonce” is a security measure that a lot of forms use to make sure the form is actually on the site. (see this link for more info: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_nonce_field)
Anyway, I don’t know if you’re familiar with this but I thought I’d ask. The subdomain pages are on another server because it’s a database service we subscribe to.

Basically, I just want the form to work on the third party pages. Any recommendations on what to do? Is there anyway to disable WPNONCE or bypass it? My current solution is an iframe on the third party pages but it loads slower and is somewhat limiting for tracking conversions, etc.

Thanks for your time and any input would be greatly appreciated.

-Matt

http://wordpress.org/plugins/contact-form-7/