$.getJSON bug in IE8, not IE9

[christian.audebert@…]

i have an application who used getJSON to take response from recording informations. it work perfectly in IE9, but for old peer computer who are again in Windows XP, with IE8, the response is inoperative. i used this code, before.

$.getJSON("getedi.php", { lancerlacher:true ,d:d}, function(json) {

but this code lost the response in old IE8. i must use a $.get to obtain the response like this

var jqlacher = $.get("getedi.php", { lancerlacher:true ,d:d}, function(response,status,jqcl) {

and convert it to json by

json=$.parseJSON(response);

to have a correct response. otherwise, the response is lost. any idea on the source of this problem.?

[anonymous]

due to lake of debug functionnality in iE8, i can't analyse the exact cause of missed response.. any idea to track data transfered in xp with IE8.?

[addyosmani]

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