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Thanks, leakim.<br />
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I'm out right now but will try later.
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Thanks, Leakim, but it's still forcing a download of the JSON data.<br />
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Now that I think about it. &nbsp;I think I may need to capture the JSON data on my IFRAME as oppose to reading the HTML on the IFrame.
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Thanks, Leakim. &nbsp;I will use your suggestions.
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You're welcome! Have a nice week-end!
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I have an upload page that returns JSON. &nbsp;For AJAX purposes, I'm using an Iframe. &nbsp;I'm trying to capture the data as shown below, but not having luck. &nbsp;Hoping someone could shed some light.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; var result = JSON.parse($('body', this.contentWindow.documen<wbr />t).html())<wbr />; &nbsp; &nbsp; <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; if(result.success == 1) { ...}<br />
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Only thing that happens is the JSON data is returned and downloaded as a file. <br />
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Here's the JSON data returned:<br />
{&quot;success&quot;:1,&quot;file_name&quot;:&quot;<wbr />3rd Grade Times-v1.xlsx&quot;,&quot;file_div&quot;:<wbr />&quot;cube_acce<wbr />pted_date&quot;<wbr />}
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I have an upload page that returns JSON.  For AJAX purposes, I'm using an Iframe.  I'm trying to capture the data as shown below, but not having luck.  Hoping someone could shed some light.


    var result = JSON.parse($('body', this.contentWindow.document).html());     
  
    if(result.success == 1) { ...}

Only thing that happens is the JSON data is returned and downloaded as a file. 

Here's the JSON data returned:
{"success":1,"file_name":"3rd Grade Times-v1.xlsx","file_div":"cube_accepted_date"}

Thanks, leakim.

I&amp;#39;m out right now but will try later.

Thanks, Leakim, but it&amp;#39;s still forcing a download of the JSON data.

Now that I think about it.  I think I may need to capture the JSON data on my IFRAME as oppose to reading the HTML on the IFrame.

Thanks, Leakim.  I will use your suggestions.

You&amp;#39;re welcome! Have a nice week-end!

JSON - Iframe

I have an upload page that returns JSON.  For AJAX purposes, I&amp;#39;m using an Iframe.  I&amp;#39;m trying to capture the data as shown below, but not having luck.  Hoping someone could shed some light.


    var result = JSON.parse($(&amp;#39;body&amp;#39;, this.contentWindow.document).html());     
  
    if(result.success == 1) { ...}

Only thing that happens is the JSON data is returned and downloaded as a file. 

Here&amp;#39;s the JSON data returned:
{&amp;quot;success&amp;quot;:1,&amp;quot;file_name&amp;quot;:&amp;quot;3rd Grade Times-v1.xlsx&amp;quot;,&amp;quot;file_div&amp;quot;:&amp;quot;cube_accepted_date&amp;quot;}

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