Justin Perkins 11 December 2005 eval() doesn’t simplify your code, it just hides it inside CPU-intensive strings. AJAX responses ought to be data, it seems funny to pass back Javascript (even if it’s just a function call) for execution.
Justin Perkins
eval() doesn’t simplify your code, it just hides it inside CPU-intensive strings.
AJAX responses ought to be data, it seems funny to pass back Javascript (even if it’s just a function call) for execution.