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The API does not accept invalid JSON. The JS Library will take object literals. It uses JSON.stringify internally. The templating language takes object litera
by JoelSutherland 16y ago
The API does not accept invalid JSON.
The JS Library will take object literals. It uses JSON.stringify internally. The templating language takes object literals.
- jerf 16y agoOK, sounds good. There's no reason for JS to internally take strict JSON when it's already JSON. I say that not because I'm accusing you of it, but because I've seen the moral equivalent, only done with XML and communicating between two functions in the same process space with no RPC exposure.... :)