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$.getJSON() bugs in jQuery 1.2.2

 
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Tony informed me that the new jQuery 1.2.2 is having a few bugs relating to $.getJSON(). He advised doing $.ajax() and then an eval{} when using 1.2.2. Is the speed increase in 1.2.2 worth the trouble of doing it the old way or should I just use the older version until they get the kinks worked out of the new one?
 
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If they're having issues with 1.2.2 (I'll see if I can get that corroborated) I'd advise just using 1.2.1 for now. I would not punt back to doing eval().
 
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Are you using absolute URLs for you getJSON() call?
 
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Are you using absolute URLs for you getJSON() call?



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