And Satyr proves me wrong again! JSON.stringify() does indeed work for me.
Yann: Are you running Firefox 3.0 or 3.5? JSON.stringify() won't work in
3.0, but will in 3.5. However, Utils.encodeJson() will work in all versions.
- Blair
On 18/06/09 3:53 AM, satyr wrote:
>
> Works for me.
>
> function cmd_json_test(){ displayMessage(JSON + "") } // [object JSON]
>
> Since it's "native" (which means as normal as Object/Array etc.), it
> should be there unless we specifically disable it. No?
>
> >
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