Hi.
I'm using JSONP to pass data from the server to the client.
Normally the call is like ...
tabRA_UpdateReportIDs({"13":"Richard Quadling's demo report (Richard's
complicated report)"});
A hash.
In some instances, there is no data and the call looks like this ...
tabRA_UpdateReportIDs([]);
An array.
As I understand things, this is not incorrect. I'm using PHP and I've
placed a request to allow for an option to force empty arrays to be an
empty hash for the json_encode() function. On the json_decode()
function, there is an option allowing the user to decide between an
object or an associative array (object or hash), so having a similar
option on the json_encode() side would, on the surface, seem useful.
(http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=47493)
My point in contacting this group is to see if ...
$H([])
should work like ...
$H({})
If you run these commands in console you get quite different output ...
$H({}).each(function(h){console.debug(h);});
vs ..
$H([]).each(function(h){console.debug(h);});
Regards,
Richard Quadling.
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