> But has JSON really has to be bidirectional? I just mentioned that because when posting JSON I think the spec becomes more relevant as the server is likely using a JSON binding that adheres to the it.
> You know, I just like to stick to standards. Ha, I know, Klaus! "Standards" is your middle name! :-) > Isn't there a getScript method as well? Yes. The difference is in the httpData method. Scripts are eval-ed, but json is eval-ed, returned, and eventually passed to the callback. Regarding my earlier example, if I had used double-quotes I'm pretty sure it would have been "valid" JSON, even though it's an array. Mike _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list discuss@jquery.com http://jquery.com/discuss/
