Steven, I am doing the same way as you said using eval and storing the
string in JS variable.
I may be wrong but as per my understanding $.getJSON also does eval()
internally.
Just wanted to do pure implementation only through $.getJSON without
using eval() custom JS method.
Thanks
Mohammed Arif
On Mar 18, 10:19 am, Steven Yang <kenshin...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Sorry if i am mistaken in anywaybut $.getJSON is suppose to be for getting
> JSON data from remote server or simply server, but not for you to eval a
> String into javascript object. And from the source of jQuery I believe it
> will simply to eval('('+json+')') anyway.
> And if you want to do it that way, why not just save your string in a
> javascript variable?
> or if its generated serverside, then you dont even have to eval it.
