Collin Jackson has written a JSONRequest extension for Firefox that exposes the JSONRequest communication API to web pages you visit.
It does this by adding a new window.JSONRequest object to your world.
An example of using this beast is on the main page itself:
JAVASCRIPT:
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function request(method, data) {
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var timeout = document.getElementById("timeout").value;
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var url = document.getElementById("url").value;
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var requestNumber;
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if (timeout != "") {
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if (method == "get") {
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requestNumber = JSONRequest.get(url, done, timeout);
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} else if (method == "post") {
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requestNumber = JSONRequest.post(url, data, done, timeout);
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}
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} else {
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if (method == "get") {
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requestNumber = JSONRequest.get(url, done);
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} else if (method == "post") {
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requestNumber = JSONRequest.post(url, data, done);
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}
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}
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document.getElementById('results').innerHTML +=
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"Sending request " + requestNumber + "...<br />";
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}
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