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Why do we require "jsoncallback=?" and not just the "callback=?" that jQuery defaults to? It would be a lot easier on new developers if their jQuery calls just worked instead of having to append an extra hash.
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JSONP doesn't dictate the parameter name. But I suspect when jsonp support was added, the parameter name didn't default to "callback". (Today, this appears to de facto with jquery, dojo, and extjs.)
I'm guessing we would have to make this configureable since it is a potential compat buster.
Why do we require "jsoncallback=?" and not just the "callback=?" that jQuery defaults to? It would be a lot easier on new developers if their jQuery calls just worked instead of having to append an extra hash.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: