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I have code working to pass JSON objects from Jquery to PHP page. The problem is with sending Cross-domain requests, If i try <pre><code>dataType:'json' </code></pre> in jquery, it gives me a xhttp error (the security) error which I understand. I also understood after reading <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2943103/jsonp-implications-with-true-rest">this post</a> that JSONP only works for GET methods This is how I am creating and using my object: <pre><code>function order(id, name) { return { id: id, name: name } } var orders= []; orders.push(order("123", "Lamb Kebab"), product("234", "Chicken")); var jsonOrders = $.toJSON(orders); $.post( "process.php", {orders: jsonOrders }, function(data){ $("#result").html(data); } ); </code></pre> What is the solution for me to pass a JSON object cross domain? if that is not possible, what is an alternate solution ? Please advise Thanks Edit: Jquery code <pre><code> function product(code, type) { return { code: code, type: type } } var products = []; products.push(product("333", "Product one"), product("444", "Second product")); var jsonProducts = $.toJSON(products); $.ajax({ type: "GET", url: "http://page.tld/foo.php", contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", dataType: "jsonp", data:JSON.stringify({products: jsonProducts}), error: function (msg) { //alert("error"); console.log("Error here" +msg); }, success: function (msg) { console.log("Success"+msg); } }); </code></pre> ** <blockquote> The error on PHP end is: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in .... </blockquote> ** PHP Code (simplified version) <pre><code><?php header("Content-type: application/json; charset=utf-8"); require_once('json.php'); if (isset($_GET['products'])) { $products = json_decode($_GET["products"],"true"); foreach ($products as $product){ echo $_GET['callback'] . '(' .(json_encode($product["type"])). ')'; } } else { echo $_GET['callback'] . '(' .(json_encode("not found")). ')'; } </code></pre> ?> it is going into the block where it is able to find $_GET['products'], is it a parsing error on my part? i am sure it is an obvious mistake but im not able to spot it. real sorry about that
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