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6 years ago I do this all the time. I do it in the controller. I just send a json content type header, echo a json_encode of an array or object, and add a die statement to prevent the view rendering.
You can switch on a $param (get line) or anything else you want to determine json output.
HTH!
On 2 February 2018 at 11:48, Ivam notifications@github.com wrote:
In case I create an action that returns either HTML or JSON (depending on the content-type header), is there a recommended way to return JSON content?
Should I create a view that is responsible for encoding the data as JSON or is there any method in the controller that can be called directly to return JSON, instead of setting a parameter in the view?
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secretcoder
In case I create an action that returns either HTML or JSON (depending on the content-type header), is there a recommended way to return JSON content?
Should I create a view that is responsible for encoding the data as JSON or is there any method in the controller that can be called directly to return JSON, instead of setting a parameter in the view?