I don't have your working PHP code, and I don't have the time to do your legwork, sorry.

Have you considered visiting the PHP JSON URL with your browser, and then comparing the result you get there with the result you get when you visit the Perl JSON URL with your browser?

I guess that for the Perl version, /p_details is the one you want.

But I also see that, if I understand the Dancer documentation correctly, that URL won't return the appropriate application/json (or whatever is needed) content type.

You will want to send the same headers from Perl that you send from your PHP script. You will also send the same JSON from Perl that you send from your PHP script. The template you show for (supposedly) /p_details is not JSON. Ajax mostly wants JSON.

In reply to Re^5: How to make ajax requests in Dancer2 by Corion
in thread How to make ajax requests in Dancer2 by fishmonger

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