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I am getting my JSON string as:

newStr = { total:"1", page:"1", records:"2", rows: [<li>a</li><li>b</li>] }.
jQuery("#list").addJSONData(JSON.parse(newStr));
Rory McCrossan
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  • `newStr` appears to already be an object, not a string, hence why `JSON.parse` is throwing an error. You can remove that method call. – Rory McCrossan Apr 13 '15 at 09:27

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You are trying to parse something that is not a string. This will implicitly call toString on the object, and you get the string [object Object], which is not valid JSON.

Either parse a string:

newStr = '{"total":"1","page":"1","records":"2","rows":["<li>a</li>", "<li>b</li>"]}';
jQuery("#list").addJSONData(JSON.parse(newStr));

or use the object:

newStr = { total:"1", page:"1", records:"2", rows: ["<li>a</li>", "<li>b</li>"] };
jQuery("#list").addJSONData(newStr);
Guffa
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You are trying put a json data as Json data,remove JSON.parse it will work

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