Hello! On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 7:04 PM, jQuery Lover <ilovejqu...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I am not 100% sure, but I remember reading somewhere that jQuery looks > for "=?" to replace the "?" part of the pattern. > > Try querying > > http://example.com/xxx/yyy/=?
Yes, this works! But need some trick, because jquery replaces to: http://example.com/xxx/yyy/=jsonp1232216220188?_=1232216222402 But this is not big problem, because in server side php with a simple regexp ( /=(.*?)\?/ ) i grab the callback name. > OR in case this won't work try this: > > http://example.com/xxx/yyy/?tmp=dummy&callback=? I don't try this because the first working, and this look like more difficult. Thank you for your idea! Lay ps.: I mean, it's better to change the documentation from "...replaces the ? with the correct method name..." to "replaces the =? with the '='+correct method name".
