Yeah... got it.
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From: Dave Watts [mailto:dwa...@figleaf.com]
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2013 10:28 AM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: JSON Encoding bug (again...)
> The code testval = '.0006' makes me think a string instead of a number.
> Javacast might for
> The code testval = '.0006' makes me think a string instead of a number.
> Javacast might force a type on the string eh?
That might work, but the problem is that CF will continually
reevaluate values every time they're used - as you'd expect in a
typeless language. All you can do is force CF to
13 7:52 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: JSON Encoding bug (again...)
> I have had to do so many hacks to get serializeJSON() to play nice. I add
a
> "~" to all yes/no strings so I don't get back true/false values, I have a
> series of regular expressions that quote values in t
> I have had to do so many hacks to get serializeJSON() to play nice. I add a
> "~" to all yes/no strings so I don't get back true/false values, I have a
> series of regular expressions that quote values in the resulting JSON that
> don't get quoted and break on the client side. And now I have thi
Not that it helps, but the same happens in CF10 as well.
On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 6:46 PM, Brook Davies wrote:
>
> I have had to do so many hacks to get serializeJSON() to play nice. I add a
> "~" to all yes/no strings so I don't get back true/false values, I have a
> series of regular expressio
I have had to do so many hacks to get serializeJSON() to play nice. I add a
"~" to all yes/no strings so I don't get back true/false values, I have a
series of regular expressions that quote values in the resulting JSON that
don't get quoted and break on the client side. And now I have this issue:
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