Question

I am trying to access some data from my server inside another domain.

So i have this php code:

header('Content-type: application/json');
$callback = $_GET[callback];
echo $callback . '(' . $CIPHERDATA . ')';

The javascript that runs on the client side is this

$.getJSON("http://mydomain.gr/zerobin-015/?24c3285?callback=?",function(jsondata){
    alert(jsondata.data);
    alert("hi");
});

The alerts don’t show up.
The only thing that happen’s is the creation of a script tag that has all the information i need but i can’t access.

<script src="http://mydomain.gr/zerobin-015/?24c3285?callback=jsonp1335048265855&_=1335048265874">
({"data":"{\"iv\":\"smDkNQMt0MIbPABPbAb+xQ\",\"salt\":\"aoFfKV+jHhs\",\"ct\":\"Ns17UQZQN\/ktO2hUW+dPug\"}","meta":{"expire_date":1337635538,"postdate":1335043538}})
</script>

Is there something wrong with my json-p format?
What is the proper format of this data so they are accesible?

Answer 1

The problem was on the data format.The json string that should be served by php is:
{“data”:”{“iv”:”smDkNQMt0MIbPABPbAb+xQ”,”salt”:”aoFfKV+jHhs”,”ct”:”Ns17UQZQNktO2hUW+dPug”}”,”meta”:{“expire_date”:1337635538,”postdate”:1335043538}}

The mistake at the php code that i use json_encode two times on the same string.