Hey Gareth, howzit? :-)
Gareth Evans a écrit :
> Could someone else identify the best way to get an array of hashes
> (which is returned as a string from an ajax call) and then get something
> you can iterate?
So if I get you right, you're saying that the following responseText
(just abbreviating with '...' in there):
'[ { hash1... }, { hash2... } ...]'
won't get eval'd properly when you do xhr.responseText.evalJSON(). Correct?
What if you tried to wrap it in an extra object with a single property,
something like:
'{ data: [ { hash1... }, { hash2... } ...] }'
And then you'd access the data property of the eval'd object? Would
that work for you? I'm sorry I don't have time to test this just now,
but I thought I'd suggest a possible lead.
'HTH
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