[wp-hackers] wp_localize_script() issue
Philip Walton
philip at philipwalton.com
Mon Jun 20 07:25:15 UTC 2011
Put another way, does anyone see a problem if PHP data is passed as JS
with string keys like:
var jsVar = {
"string-key": "Foo Bar"
};
Instead of:
var jsVar = {
nonStringKey: "Foo Bar"
};
I'm not an expert of the subject, but this seems to work just fine for
me. Does anyone see any reason not to change it to this?
This would be a really simple patch on line 63 of
"includes/class.wp-scripts.php"
On 6/19/11 6:59 PM, Philip Walton wrote:
> When using wp_localize_script(), the third parameter accepts an array
> of data to pass.
>
> I've just noticed that if the keys of the array contain minuses
> (dashes) in them, this will cause errors in your javascript. Firebug
> is telling me "missing : after property id", which I assume is a parse
> error.
>
> I know I can solve this by not putting minuses in my array key names,
> but for backwards comparability, it would make my life much easier if
> I could in this situation.
>
> Has anyone else encountered this? Is there a known workaround other
> than removing the minuses from the array keys or json_encoding the
> entire array?
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