JSONP with Firefox 4 Not Working?

Use "window. Alert" inside the function instead of "alert"... this did the trick in my case... Hope this helps.

Use "window. Alert" inside the function instead of "alert"... this did the trick in my case... Hope this helps...

Thanks I will try that – Josh Anderson Apr 4 at 16:20.

I am also using jsonp in one of my projects and I tested it a few weeks back and it was not working. However I tested it again today and it seems to be working fine: I tested this on Firefox 4.0, 4.0.1 on Windows and Linux with jQuery 3.1.2, 4.1.2 using jsonp: 2.1.2 Here is the code I used: jQuery. Jsonp({ url: "api.twitter.com/1/statuses/user_timeline..., success: function(data) { alert("Success"); }, complete: function(xOptions, textStatus) { alert("complete"); }, error: function(xOptions, textStatus) { alert("Error"); } }); The only difference is that I am passing the callback at the end of the url as "callback=?" instead of defining it in the request options (not really sure if it matters).

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