Just to put an answer to this, in case someone else runs into it...
The problem was a PHP issue. The problem line was
$data = json_decode($_GET["p"]);
That line is perfectly fine, and the "p" var does have data. However
the quotes in the string were automatically escaped. So the line needed
to be changed to read
$data = json_decoe(stripslashes($_GET["p"));
At which point it worked as expected.
Shawn
Shawn Grover wrote:
I'm not sure if I have a server side issue or a client side issue. The
problem is that I am generating a JSON string in my plugin, and passing
it to a php page (though the back end shouldn't matter in the long run).
I can see that a parameter is infact passed, but trying to decode that
string is giving me nothing - not even errors. Sooo, I'm stuck not
knowing if the json string is invalid, or I'm doing something wrong on PHP.
I have a pastie with the code in question at http://pastie.org/338246.
Any tips are appreciated. Thanks.
Shawn
