I'm using a jscript to retrieve JSON data from Flickr. Works 100% in every browsers except IE.

I'm using the jquery each function that calls this specific function for IE:

//some code

if ($.browser.msie && window.XDomainRequest) {    

  var xdr;  

  var url = http://api.flickr.com/services/rest/?method=flickr.photosets.getPhotos&api_key= + apiKey + &photoset_id= + set + &extras=url_sq&format=json&nojsoncallback=1;  

  xdr = new XDomainRequest();

  if (xdr) {  

    xdr.open(get, url);  

    xdr.send();   

    var data = JSON.parse(xdr.responseText);

    //some jquery stuff

  }

}

In IE the function return's a syntax error in the var data = JSON.parse(xdr.responseText); but the error is random, it retrieves a random number of photos before showing the error..

I've checked all the variables involved and everything is returning OK.

I'm using the json2.js

UPDATE:

JSON possible results:

{

    photoset: {

        id: 72157627083924637,

        primary: 5943107169,

        owner: 63570294@N03,

        ownername: motorespt.com,

        photo: [

            {

                id: 5943107169,

                secret: e6099e3936,

                server: 6029,

                farm: 7,

                title: Peugeot 206,

                isprimary: 0,

                url_sq: http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6029/5943107169_e6099e3936_s.jpg,

                height_sq: 75,

                width_sq: 75

            }

        ],

        page: 1,

        per_page: 500,

        perpage: 500,

        pages: 1,

        total: 1

    },

    stat: ok

}

or

{stat:fail, code:1, message:Photoset not found}

UPDATE:

thanks to all the help i was able to find the error and make a function compatible with IE 7+, Firefox, Chrome, etc..

function flickr_test(){

  var apiKey = 'YOUR_API_KEY';

  $.ajax({

    url: 'http://api.flickr.com/services/rest/',

    data: {

        method: 'flickr.test.echo',

        api_key: apiKey, 

        format: 'json',

        test: 'test string',

        jsoncallback: 'jsonFlickrApi'

    },

    dataType: 'jsonp'

  });

}

function jsonFlickrApi(response){

  console.log(response.stat);

}  

P.S.: the 'test' var is string that i wanted to pass to the callback function