JSONP is simply creating script elements on the page. You can open web inspector / firebug and look at the file there like any other script you include on the page.
On Jul 6, 2011, at 3:22 PM, Rolf -nl wrote: > Working with some api that can return a bad request code 400 error > with the error message as a response in json. Is there a way I can use > it? Because the response contains useful information about wrongly > used params? There's a failure event, but that works with the timeout > and I that's not really usable or the same.
