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bfunc({   
"query": {   
  "count": 1,   
  "created": "2013-05-03T06:20:01Z",   
  "lang": "en-US",   
  "diagnostics": {   
  "publiclyCallable": "true",   
  "cache": {    
    "execution-start-time": "32",   
    "execution-stop-time": "32",   
    "execution-time": "0",   
    "method": "GET",   
    "type": "MEMCACHED",   
    "content": "http://www.vtualerts.com/robots.txt"   
   });

This is my JSON data which i need to parse using javascript and jquey. I tried to do it like this......

<div id="placeholder"></div>    
<script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.7.1.min.js"></script>   
<script>   
$.getJSON('myjson.json', function(data) {    
    var output= data.cbfunc.query.count+ "" + data.cbfunc.query.created;     
    document.getElementById("placeholder").innerHTML=output;    
});

but i am getting the error
"XMLHttpRequest cannot load file:///home/shivratna/Desktop/myjson.json. Origin null is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin."
Please help. Sincere thanx.

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is the URL correct? –  Jan Dvorak May 3 at 7:04
 
try placing alert("data :"+JSON.stringify(data)); Maybe you are getting data. verify by placing this line. –  Anil May 3 at 7:05
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bfunc(...) is not valid JSON. It's not even valid JSONP. –  Jan Dvorak May 3 at 7:05
5  
It's not even valid JSONP. You lack closing brackets. –  Joseph the Dreamer May 3 at 7:07
 
use alert() for test but seems you have 4 "{" but only 1 "}" –  EmRa228 May 3 at 7:12
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It's not valid JSON. Read at json.org for the proper structure for JSON. What you have there is JSONP. Before anything else, check your JSON, as they don't close properly. You lack closing braces.

To turn it into valid JSON, remove the padding function like so:

{   
  "query": {   
    "count": 1,   
    "created": "2013-05-03T06:20:01Z",   
    "lang": "en-US",   
    "diagnostics": {   
      "publiclyCallable": "true",   
      "cache": {    
        "execution-start-time": "32",   
        "execution-stop-time": "32",   
        "execution-time": "0",   
        "method": "GET",   
        "type": "MEMCACHED",   
        "content": "http://www.vtualerts.com/robots.txt"   
      }
    }
  }
}
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1 and "1" are valid JSON as well. Even null is valid JSON –  Jan Dvorak May 3 at 7:11
 
@JanDvorak well in his case, it should start with {} but anyways, I'll rephrase. –  Joseph the Dreamer May 3 at 7:12
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Why you are using json data like that,this is invalid ,you can use json data like

{ "query": {
"count": 1,
"created": "2013-05-03T06:20:01Z",
"lang": "en-US",
"diagnostics": {
    "publiclyCallable": "true",
    "cache": {
        "execution-start-time": "32",
        "execution-stop-time": "32",
        "execution-time": "0",
        "method": "GET",
        "type": "MEMCACHED",
        "content": "http://www.vtualerts.com/robots.txt"
    }
}
}
}

Your final code..

    $.getJSON('myjson.json', function(data) {    
      var output= data.query.count+ "" + data.query.created;     
      document.getElementById("placeholder").innerHTML=output;    
   });
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Are you sure about this? –  Joseph the Dreamer May 3 at 7:15
 
About json data? –  praveen May 3 at 7:22
 
Thnax everyone for you help. Actually i am getting this json data from YQL console. I am not writing it on my own. –  Shivratna Kumar May 3 at 7:27
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