I suspect that your working code does not exactly match the code that you posted above. Trying to guess some things, I encourage you to test your code against a JSON value that contains strings containing a single quote / apostrophe character, a literal backslash character, even a newline character.

Update: Oh, much later I realized how the code you posted could actually work. Valid JSON strings are also valid JavaScript source code. This might well open up a vector for doing cross-site JavaScript injection attacks, though that is likely true using your old 'eval' approach as well.

- tye        

In reply to Re^12: perl dancer route template hashref pass complex json file to server issue (') by tye
in thread perl dancer route template hashref pass complex json file to server issue by RamiD

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