Re: [tlug] My first JSON object

[Dave M G <dave@example.com>]

Darren, Godwin, Simon, Fredric, TLUG,

Thank you for the advice.

I'm sold on the idea that I should use JQuery to handle all the fine 
print of JSON handling. However, I'm just a little fuzzy on how to use 
JQuery for this.

Most of the examples I've looked at on the web use an additional 
Javascript file called json2.js, available from json.org. This doesn't 
seem to be a plug in for JQuery, but a separate (?) set of code for 
working with JSON, but I don't quite get what it does.

Does JQuery not natively support JSON...?

Beyond that, I just want to make sure I've got the code right.

Assuming I have JQuery and json2.js loaded, I think to send JSON data to 
the server, I use this code:

$.getJSON("http://myserver.com/jsonhandler.php";, myJSONvariable, 
function(returnedJSON){});

Will that send the data contained in myJSONvariable to jsonhandler.php, 
and then store the response from the server in a variable called 
returnedJSON?

Thank you for all your help.

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Dave M G