Jsonp result not working on my asp.net-mvc site?

You don't have a success function defined for your ajax request. The jsonpCallback parameter that you are using only defines the name of the query string parameter that will be used by the server to wrap the JSON response into So try like this: $. Ajax({ url: 'mySite.com/MyController/Terms', type: 'GET', dataType: 'jsonp', timeout: 10000, jsonp: 'jsoncallback', success: function(json) { var terms = json.

HTMLText; $('#term2'). Html(terms); } }) Also checkout the following answer.

You don't have a success function defined for your ajax request. The jsonpCallback parameter that you are using only defines the name of the query string parameter that will be used by the server to wrap the JSON response into. So try like this: $.

Ajax({ url: 'mySite.com/MyController/Terms', type: 'GET', dataType: 'jsonp', timeout: 10000, jsonp: 'jsoncallback', success: function(json) { var terms = json. HTMLText; $('#term2'). Html(terms); } }); Also checkout the following answer.

I still don't get the callback using the format you listed in your answer . . Any other thoughts?

In fact, with this way, I now no longer even see this request in firebug at all. – leora Sep 26 at 12:45 I actually got it working using your answer from another question: stackoverflow. Com/questions/4795201/… – leora Sep 27 at 2:52.

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