I think you need to add more than '[]' to the json response. When you use the
"...callback=?" parameter, jQuery automatically generates a
http://bob.pythonmac.org/archives/2005/12/05/remote-json-jsonp/ JSONP
callback value and substitutes it for the '?'. So, the parameters that get
sent to your php script will include something like:
...&callback=jsonp12126279...
You need to capture that generated value in your php script:
$jsonp = $_GET['callback']
And prepend it to your json response:
echo $jsonp.'('.$json->encode($job_data).')';
Your json response should end up looking something like:
jsonp12126279({"job_Description":"My Job","job_Notes":"My jobs notes are
here."})
Hope that helps,
Michael
jforth-2 wrote:
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> Hey thanks for the help...
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> I add the [] to the string. I don't get the invalid label error but
> nothing is alerted ? No errors in fire bug.
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> On Dec 17, 4:10 pm, "Benjamin Sterling"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> wrap it in [] like:
>> [{"job_Description":"My Job","job_Notes":"My jobs notes are here."}]
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>> On 12/17/07, jforth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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