Just a little more to add to the pot.. If you return a string, inside
an XML packet, or otherwise, that looks like this:
[{foo:"woo"},{foo:"bah"}]
and then run eval() on it in JavaScript, you will get an array
(length=2), where each element is a struct (object) with a key of
"foo".
This may also help, where I am literally using CFJSON.
http://www.acheron.org/darryl/2006/01/01/ajax-diary-using-json-instead-of-xml/
Darryl
On 15/06/06, Andrew Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Well the most simple things are always the hardest:-)
>
> All I am doing is returning an array or a query to repopulate or add to the
> rows of a table, seems simple enough, not. I can do XML at the moment as the
> DEVNet license places a meta tag header on every request an spoils this for
> me, so I thought I would try to do this in a query with some little luck
> there, but not with arrays at all.
>
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