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9/21/2006 2:37 PM
 

Okay not to look like a totall idiot on JS but can you give me an example of using this on the client side once I get this JSON object to the client

EDIT (Never mind i didnt read that last part that should give me a start)

Also have you maybe looked at JSON.Net http://www.newtonsoft.com/products/json/ it looks like it might be a useful starting point for doing what you want.


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