well im using the serializer that came with mxajax... which is the
one right off json.org i believe...
ahh... i missed it.. *slaps forhead* duh, the serializer...
ok, i see where I need to be looking... i was looking at the json.js
serializer and not the mxajax serializer...
thanks everyone... if i figure it out ill repost soon...
On Aug 16, 11:11 am, "Erik Beeson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Deserializing JSON in JavaScript is as simple as running the code:
>
> > eval(jsonString);
>
> While that's correct, you probably want to stick said deserialized
> object somewhere:
>
> eval('var json = ' + jsonString);
> console.log(json);
>
> Or some such.
>
> --Erik
