Echo Javascript file and XHR requests

To improve user experience “echo” features has been created. This allows to test XHR requests, add javascript files, create workers - all from one fiddle, so it is more transparent for the user reading the code. XHR requests are split to HTML, JSON, JSONP and XML. Gist and github responses are similar to the echo feature and go nicely in pair with storing fiddles in gist and github.

HTML

URL: /echo/html/

Data has to be provided via POST

html

HTML code as a string

delay

optional, it’s a time in seconds after which data should be returned

JSON

URL: /echo/json/

Data has to be provided via POST

json

is a JSON string representing the object jsFiddle should return. It has to be valid JSON or error will be returned

delay

optional, it’s a time in seconds after which data should be returned

JSONP

URL: http://jsfiddle.net/echo/jsonp/

Data has to be provided via GET. jsFiddle will respond all data given in request. It uses URL with host and protocol as it’s loaded from different domain. callback and delay will not be returned.

callback

name of the jsonp function

delay

optional, it’s a time in seconds after which data should be returned

Example

http://jsfiddle.net/zalun/yVbYQ/

XML

URL: /echo/xml/

Data has to be provided via POST

xml

valid string representing the XML code

delay

optional, it’s a time in seconds after which data should be returned

JavaScript

URL: http://jsfiddle.net/echo/js/?js=

Data has to be provided via GET. jsFiddle will respond with a JavaScript file provided in request. It might be used from a “different” domain. It has to be loaded from the fiddle - calling it directly will result in a 404 error.

js

urlescaped JavaScript code to be returned

delay

optional, it’s a time in seconds after which data should be returned

Example

http://jsfiddle.net/zalun/YhfPU/

Using responses stored on GitHub

Please see at Github Response