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I’m trying to figure out why some jQuery scripts I have seen have code like
jQuery16404190496341289165_1331138533958({
//code
});
What is the purpose of the random number following jQuery ? I’ve also noticed it particuarly in callback functions as well ?
jQuery will define that function as the callback for JSONP requests.
If you look at the HTTP request, you’ll probably see
?callback=jQuery16404190496341289165_1331138533958.If you can examine that request’s response body, you should see
jQuery16404190496341289165_1331138533958(/* object, etc */).