Started testing my jQuery applications with IE9. Looks like I may be in for some trouble here. I noticed that when I return JSON data back to the Javascript methods I always get this Prompt that says: "Do you want to open or save this file?" and provides me with 3 buttons: Open, Save and Cancel. Of course, my javascript is taking actions based on the values set in the JSON object but since IE9 doesn't pass it over to the script, I cannot execute the follow up action from there on.
Anyone else facing this issue? Here is a snapshot.
To open a JSON file in an IE window you need to create a wrapper function to open a new window and then to inject the JSON file's text content inside of a <pre> or <code> block.
If anyone is using ASP.net MVC and trying to fix this issue - I used the following built in methods in the MVC framework. Simply update the content Type and encoding on the JsonResult.
public ActionResult Index(int id) { // Fetch some data var someData = GetSomeData(); // Return and update content type and encoding return Json(someData, "text/html", System.Text.Encoding.UTF8, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet); }
This fixed the issue for me!
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