Thank you for the response. I'm looking into the various points.
The brackets were an attempt to get the thing working. Normally that
would just be the array block "[ . . . ]", and the inner objects.
Shawn
Michael Geary wrote:
> That's not JSON code.
>
> * JSON doesn't use a () wrapper around the whole thing.
>
> * JSON requires all property names to be double-quoted, e.g. "billed":null.
>
> * JSON does not allow executable code such as "new Date(...)". You can use
> the plain date strings instead and execute the "new Date" on them in the
> code that processes the JSON.
>
> I assume that the line breaks in the description strings in your original
> post are not present in the actual code, is that correct?
>
> Now, these problems may not be the cause of the intermittent errors - jQuery
> doesn't use a strict JSON parser - but it's worth knowing what makes valid
> JSON in any case.
>
> -Mike
>
>> From: sgrover
>>
>> I think my generated json code is messed up...
>>
>> (
>> [
>> {
>> id: "124",
>> organization: "XYZ Corp",
>> start: new Date("2007-09-30 13:30:00"),
>> end: new Date("2007-09-30 19:00:00"),
>> duration: 5.5,
>> worktype: "Programming",
>> project: "Projext X",
>> description: "Scans. Fixed...talk with Norm.",
>> billed: null
>> },
>> {
>> ...
>> }
>> ]
>> )
>
