What I have currently is once the page loads the wordStats goes out
and counts the words and then it takes them and we use the most
popular to pull information from a JSON file.

The problem is that if it does not find the most popular word then it
just gives off an error and I am not sure how to provided it with a
default value.

I have pasted my code below along with a sample of my JSON.

Thanks.
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
$(function() {
            var count = 3;

            $.extend($.wordStats.stopWords, {'retrieved': true,
'2007': true});

            $.wordStats.computeTopWords(count);

            for(var i = 0, j = $.wordStats.topWords.length; i < j && i
<= count; i++) {

                                var $type = 
$.wordStats.topWords[0].substring(1);

            }

                        $.getJSON('test.json',function(data) {

                        $.each(data[$type], function(key,state) {

                                alert(state);

                        });
                        });

            $.wordStats.clear();
});
</script>

//// JSON

{
    'corvair' :
         { 'corvair' : 'Corvairs are fun!'},
        'default' :
         {'default' : 'Default Text'}
}


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