I spent quite a bit of time farting around with this problem and thing I figured out what I was doing wrong. If someone can confirm I'm on the write track I'd appreciate it.
I read somewhere that the format of the passed url which indicates that .getJSON should handle the call as a x-browser call is "url? queryparams&callback=?". Is that right? If that is the format of the call then I'm assuming the .getJSON method will create a <script> in the DOM. If that's right where is the <script> tag created? In the <head> tag? Also, if the url doesn't have that callback=? in it then is a straight XMLHTTPRequest called to the server? Thanks, any clarification on the above would be greatly appreciated. Guy On Dec 4, 8:31 pm, Guy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to use the $.getJSON() but with no luck. Here's the code > I'm using to make the call. > > $.getJSON(http://the.domain.com/getJSON.php? > experiment=104&callback=handleIt104.callback&format=jsonp&askingfor=recipetransaction'); > > This calls a php script which as an example would return the > following: > > handleIt104.callback({"status": "success", "recipe": "Ne", > "transaction": "11451988", "recipemask": "", "askingfor": > "recipetransaction", "experiment": "104"}); >
