When ever I send back a JSON array via AJAX; one of the objects will be "error":true/false. It worked fine in version 1.4.2; but since then I have changed to 1.6.2. On 1.6.2 I have built modal script but when I put it live I was getting an error with the JSON array saying that property "error" does not exist, or something along those lines, when it does.
I tried changing back to previous version of 1.4.2 but then I had a problem with the modal; mentioning a problem to do with 'handle' somewhere on the jQuery script itself.
I don't know if anyone has experienced the same problem but do开发者_JAVA技巧es anyone know how to fix it?
Many thanks
Edit: It return a string like this: {"error":false, "data":[{"element":"currentweather","html":"Rain"},{"element":"currenttemp","html":"22°C"}]} I'm not sure if it's anything to do with the array?
You can fix the JSON error by double-quoting the value:
"error": "true/false"
since JSON is parsed in a strict manner.
Might seem silly, but try to add the "error"
property yourself?
This is weird; server side if I put json_encode an already json encoded array it works! i.e. json_encode(json_encode($json));
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