Firefox and $.ajax - careful now…
Don't go forgetting to include this in the options object:
dataType: 'json'
While Chrome and Safari are clever enough to figure out that a string that looks like this is a json object:
"{ 'id':'123', 'content' : 'blah' }"
Firefox is not and you will be stuck with that string unless you explicitly tell it that the response is a json object.
Lets say that data is the returned object from the ajax post. Where you have code like this:
var foo = data.id;
var bar = data.content
In Chrome foo will be 123 and bar will be blah. Both variables will be undefined in Firefox. Boohoo.
Written by Dominic Barker
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