I had my first Django app running on the dev server, but in gettting
mod-python installed and running I seem to have broken something... or
fixed something that was broken before.
Previously, when I'd send a response dictionary object from a view, I
would include a field called queryJson which held a simplejson.dumps
output of a JSON object with all the database information needed for
needed for my Javascript.
The output looked something like:
{'success': 'true',
'queriesJson' : "{'objects': \"{'objId': \"{\"pk\":1,...}\"}\" }"}
After installing mod_python 3.3.1, reinstalling Django 0.96 (from svn
trunk), and reinstalling psycopg2 2.0.5.1, the quoting is all screwed
up and my Javascript no longer functions. What comes through now is
the same as above, but all of the quotes are replaced with """,
and the backslash escapes all remain.
{"success": "true",
"queriesJson" : "{"objects": \"
{"objId": \"{\"pk\":1,...}\"}
\" }"}
Javascript eval is unable to parse this. Any ideas on what could be
causing this?
Everything else runs fine. My views access the database flawlessly
and simplejson.dumps produces the same output as before. Only the
template's expression of that output has changed.
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