I'm trying to get statistics from sendgrid by using getJSON(). Their JSON feed reads:
[{"date":"2009-06-20", "requests":12342, "bounces":12, "clicks":10223, "opens":9992, "spamreports":5, "unique_clicks":3, "unique_opens":6, "blocked":7}, {"date":"2009-06-21", "requests":32342, "bounces":10, "clicks":14323, "opens":10995, "spamreports":7, "unique_clicks":3, "unique_opens":9, "blocked":4}, {"date":"2009-06-22", "requests":52342, "bounces":11, "clicks":19223, "opens":12992, "spamreports":2, "unique_clicks":5, "unique_opens":2, "blocked":8}]
This is the jquery code to render it into the browser, but nothing is showing up?
$(document).ready(function(){ var stats = "https://sendgrid.com/api/[email protected]&api_key=secureSecret&days=2" $.getJSON(stats, function(key, value) { $('', { id : 'sg_stats', html : '
I'm using this in Rails 3. I tested a flickr feed and that worked, so jQuery runs in rails.
Do I need a success function on the getJSON() call?