Quote Originally Posted by Calljj View Post
so changing the line not made any difference, the error is thrown back as a result of the request, whereas that line is processing a successfull request?

jquery gives 3.2.1

thanks for continued help on this.
That seem to indicate that for some reason returning from the class back to the page, the data is basically being stripped...

By making that change, the variable _this.responseJSON was supposed to be set to the response data, the if statement is intended to offer an alternate way of processing as has/had been identified maybe possible; however, now the responseText seems to not be formatted within the parse call to support making that conversion. So need to see what can be done/altered for that.

Can you also provide the value of responseText as identified just before that error? I'm going to try to see what I can offer as a modified suggestion, but I'm also wondering if some other header information needs to be sent from the class to prevent "screening" the data away.