Reputation: 10425
it appears if you have something like
var my_var = {"foo" : "bar"};
in javascript (with firefox at least) and post it to a php server you will receive a string like
{foo:"bar",}
on the server side. But json_decode in php doesn't like the trailing ',' or the lack or quotes around 'foo'. Is there a nice way to clean up the received json string?
The json object is sent with the drupal module json services.
EDIT: This question can be closed. The badly formed json is due to badly written js in the drupal module
Upvotes: 2
Views: 1050
Reputation: 200916
What code are you using to POST the data? Make sure you're using something like json2.js.
Upvotes: 2