In JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) slashes are escaped with backslashes, so br is valid JSON br isn't.
In JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) slashes are escaped with backslashes, so is valid JSON, isn't. If you want to work with JSON values you have to decode it: result = JSON. Parse(result); // or result = eval(result); // simple but maybe unsecure!
What is JSON. Decode? Which extension jquery?
I'm receiving the data as json with jquery $. Post("url",{params},callback,"json"); – Ahmed safan Feb 2 '11 at 13:22 Okay, it's JSON.parse(). Have a look at this: stackoverflow.com/questions/4846069/… .
I don't know how to handle JSON in jQuery. – Floern Feb 2 '11 at 13:52 More correctly, it's a string in JSON that's backslash-escaped, not the actual JSON code itself. – zanlok Feb 2 '11 at 13:56.
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