serveral reasons:
1. json will become part of the JavaScript Programming Language in the
Fourth Edition of the ECMAScript standard, we should encourage using
it
2. jquery getJSON() is not too secure, e.g. data = eval("(" + data +
")");
3. size is not that large. 1.x kb only
On 8月7日, 下午9時22分, "John Resig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In what respect? jQuery can already consume JSON data - and it can
> serialize it back to a query string. If the JSON serialization plugins
> start getting used enough (which they aren't) then we may consider
> moving them into core.
>
> --John
