Post Views: 12 1. The request code of $.getjson is shown in Figure 1.0 2. Check the network and find that in the response cookie, a new phpssssid is generated, as shown in Figure 1.1 3. Add to the request address of $.getjson: &callback=?, which is equivalent to setting the request format to jsonp, as shown in Figure 1.2 4.…
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