Ok that worked. Can you explain if you dont mind these 2 things…
- Data exist until end of what function?
- Why blocking data type:JSON makes this work
Ok that worked. Can you explain if you dont mind these 2 things…
Have you got any spaces before your <? in the PHP file? Or blank lines after the ending ?> ?
The response is saying that what you’ve sent isnt JSON.
success : function(data){
console.log("Success");
},
data stops existing at that }.
success : function(data){
console.log(data);
},
No I dont have any spaces or lines after opening and closing PHP
How would I access this value rev_id
if data has actually been returned as a proper object,
data.result[0].rev_id
ok I think I am getting somewhere…
I had to change this…
echo "{'result':".json_encode($r)."}";
to this…
echo json_encode($r);
to get this…
Interesting. The browser should have actually rejected that as being not-JSON (because JSON by definition must start with a { ) but… whatever works i guess. at that point, data[0].rev_id would be your accessor.
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