Dan Dutrow <[email protected]> May 05 03:00PM -0400 ^
> On my company intranet, I have a data service that provides JSON in an
> already established format. I would like to view this data in Exhibit, thus
> I need to transform the data a little bit. I found out that I could do this
> transformation using the JSONP functionality and have configured my server
> and webpage to do this exchange. I'm not sure if I'm doing it correctly, but
> it works in Mozilla Firefox - not Chrome or IE. I would like to compare my
> request/response headers with that of a known working example. However, none
> of the items in the Exhibit gallery seem to use the JSONP interface, and the
> one on the wiki, editgrid, doesn't seem to work right. Are there any running
> examples I can use while looking at the web traffic in Firebug?
>
> Dan

I had a similar problem with a static JSON file that would work on
Firefox but not IE (I didn't have Chrome available to me).  I had
built the file on Unix, and I found that IE required the data file to
terminate lines DOS-style -- using 0x013 (ctrl-M).

YMMV,

Alan

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