When i doing request to Google Matrix services i get this error.

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token :

Help please, cause i don't understand what to do!

could we loose the debug version to something like ^2.0.0 as we are using webpack, the client side require different version of the package might potentially increase the js size if we cannot dedup by the dedup webpack plugin. (so does the server side package size)

Thanks

Adds a couple basic tests, and adds files for travis and zuul.

Don't have write access to merge this myself. Also, someone needs to set up a hook for Travis.

Very nice module, can you please make it compatible with plain HTML and JavaScript (I mean without nodejs). Can be done by putting module.export only if module exists. Or do you see any issue by doing that.

Would it be possible to release a new version?

I’d like to use the cancel function introduced here without using a commit URL: https://github.com/webmodules/jsonp/commit/6eff760a4d708e337b5bf452fc74f614f1990458

When destroying a page component, for example a video player, it’s important to be able to cancel in-flight jsonp requests so the callback doesn’t get called and all references to the player will be nulled so the player can get garbage collected quickly.

If the callback were to hang around for another few seconds, this would delay GC and call a function that assumes the player is in a good state when it’s not.

Hi, we are using jsonp to submit data to Pardot (salesforce), and using Sentry to log any issues.

We started getting reports of failed submissions, and when digging into what's going wrong all I am seeing is that the JSONP callback is returning an error that is an empty object.

Looking through index.js, I'm not sure how this is happening. It appears to me that the only time the callback is called with an error is in case of a timeout, in which case an Error object should be returned, not an empty object {}

Is anyone able to shed some light on this behavior?

I was enjoying jsonp() when i noticed cleanup() breaks because it attempts to get a .parentNode of a script that doesn't exist.

You can reproduce this with:

var jsonp = require('jsonp');

jsonp('https://www.googleapis.com/freebase/v1/text/en/bob_dylan', function(){
  console.log(arguments);
});

jsonp('https://www.googleapis.com/freebase/v1/text/en/bob_dylan', function(){
  console.log(arguments);
});

One of those will fail to execute with the error Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'removeChild' of null

in the debug pkg, "main": "./src/index.js", dependency 'debug' use es6 syntax, but jsonp is es5, for this reason, when I build my project with webpack and exclude node_modules from babel, es5 syntax lead to errors such as const

Hi,

I use ScalaJS and to declare JS dependencies in ScalaJS, I need to pass through webjars (http://www.webjars.org/). So, to be able to use your lib in ScalaJS (I don't really use your lib, it's a lib I use that uses your lib 😉), I need to import you lib from NPM to webjars (possible via the UI of webjars). But because of licence reason, webjars refuses to import it:

So, is it possible or you to merge this PR and publish a 0.2.2 version ?

Thanks :)

fn： (error, data)=>{ console.log('jsonp()', error, data) }

when I use jsonp( url, {}, fn) , I find status is 200 in network and &callback__jp0 is attached to the url.

but response is json in firefox

and no response in chrome

I know the true response is __jp0&&__jp0( ... ) but I don't know how to make it

this is my whole code(actually I have used {} or {timeout:"10000"}

Why is param the first to automatically carry __jp0? As this: GET http://www.suggestion.baidu.com/su?wd=1&cb=__jp0 net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED Can you help me? I don't need__jp0, and I want to control the param behind of 'cb='.

It seems that only timeout will invoke the callback passed Timeout error, so how can I handle 404 error? I want the callback also be invoked if an onerror event dispatched.