Closed VitruxPT closed 6 years ago
In your /JSONOpen
you are using the -b
switch, indicating its from a bvar(binary variable). Remove -b switch as you are passing data in from a variable and not a bvar.
JSONOpen -d %v %data
On another note, you don't need to use both -d
and JSONClose
. -d
closes the json handler after the script finishes execution, /JSONClose
closes the json handler immediately upon being called
Hey,
I'm used to only parse data from urls but this time I need to parse some data from vars but it doesn't seem to be working.
I've tried with the example below:
With this example, I always get NOT FOUND, not even $json(%v) outputs something I've also double checked if the JSON is correct and it is.
I'm using v1.0.4000 of this package.