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getfolder method response example not valid JSON. #30
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Hi mikhey, Ok for double quotes wrapping keys!
would be enough |
Oh my bad on not changing the second record, the reason for the duplicate was because when querying getfolder, multiple results are returned in an array. |
ok |
by the way. ASP.NET connector already exists : http://forum.filemanager.corefive.com/topic/a-connector-for-asp-net#18308000000212001 |
should be ok now |
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I'm working on an ASP.Net connector and ran into an issue when attempting to reproduce the example/expected JSON string given in the ReadMe.txt file. The example response doesn't pass the JSON lint located at: http://www.jsonlint.com. I've taken a look at the JavaScript code and the key isn't being used specifically in the list (from what I could tell at this hour). They key being the absolute path to the file tends to be redundant to me as well. I have created code that omits that key but still returns a valid JSON array of objects which appears to be working at this time.
I would like to propose that new example code would be:
Does this work? I'm in early in my development of this connector at this point. I will "genericize" the code and pass it on to you guys for the community.
Regards,
-- Mikhey
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