JSON Error on phone not on desktop

[xiii29]

Hi,


After packaging my app (sencha command build), I've upload my app on a
server to test the result.
Everything is ok on my desktop on google chrome but not working on the
navigator of my phone (androïd 2.3.6).


On the phone's navigator, I've got this message :
"[WARN][Ext.data.reader.Reader#process] Unable to parse the JSON
returned by the server: Error: You're trying to decode an invalid JSON
[...]"


I've set my JSON on JSONLint : valid.


I've check the result in the network console : 200 - application/json -
UTF8.


Here is the url on the JSON :
http://nantesparcours.lafamillebn.ne...angements/zone


As it may come from the store code :

Ext.define("MyApp.store.Changes", {
     extend: "Ext.data.Store",
     config: {
           model: "MyApp.model.Change",
           proxy: {
                type:'ajax',
                url:'http://nantesparcours.lafamillebn.net/api/changements/zone',
                reader: {
                   type:'json', 
                   rootProperty:'changement',
                }// reader
           }, // proxy
           sorters: [ { property: 'horodatage', direction: 'DESC' } ],
     }, // config
}); // fin

Thanks for any help. Hope to give all info ...

[mitchellsimoens]

Are you loading your app on the nantesparcours.lafamillebn.net domain or from another domain?

[xiii29]

Hi,

I'm loading from another subdomain. For a while i've some message of Allow Acces but I'm managed by changing the configuration of my web server. And it's working now.

On my phone javascript console, I can see the content of my data just after the error message ...

I'm wondering if it's not a encondig trouble ...

[Kurt001]

I remember that some old iPhone versions did not support JSON. You might want to test the following:

if(!window.JSON) alert("No - this really does not support JSON");

Just to make sure its not because of the phone.

[xiii29]

One of my store load a local json files and it's working fine ...

[mitchellsimoens]

What I was getting at is the cross origin security which you just have to send a header to support CORS.

[xiii29]

Hi,

I'm sorry I'm not to understand your last message ... (my english is as good as ... my sencha .

To resolved the cross error, i've changed my .htaccess by adding to lines that allow the needed request.

For now, i've still the error on Androîd while it's working fine on desktop ...

[xiii29]

I've set up a JSON Viewer App on my phone and load my url ==> no error ... (https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...=search_result)

[xiii29]

Hi,
On order to move forward, I've develop a very small app that's just load the distant file. On my web site, I've change the return, in order to remove data. The service return only to root name :

{"c":""}

I've put the new app on my server and the problem persist but I've found that the javascript console of my app write

[Warn][Ext.data.reader.Reader#process] Unable to parse [...] an invalid JSON STring: {"c:"" }{"c":""}

From what I see in the code, there is no reason for my string to be recopied in the error message ...

[xiii29]

Hi ...
I've made lot of trace directly on the sencha src to see what happen. As far as I am, the text is "doubled" directly in the response in src/proxy/Server :

    221     processResponse: function(success, operation, request, response, callback, scope) {
    222         console.log("Servers.js : processResponse");
    223         console.log(request);
    224         console.log(response.responseText);
    225         console.log("Servers.js : processResponse apres log");

When I look on my phone (Adnroïd : 2.3.6) the response.responseText : {"c":"""}{"c":"""}
the same on Google Chrome Desktop :{"c":"""}

For info : i made a test on a old Iphone : {"c":""} ...

UPDATE : I've made a test on Androïd 4.1.2 --> look's fine ...