javascript - JSON.parse Unexpected character -

I have a zenzone object that is stored in a mangodiibi archive. Position of object 5x, 5i image, and Tecto board represents the position of the image.

At one interval, I send a request for a PHP file that responds with this object, and then I want to parse that object and move the fragments accordingly.

This is my request:

  $ GetJSON ("e4.php", "", function (data) {world = JSON .pars (data); Hill objects (world);});   
 But I get: JSON. Pars: unexpected character  
 When I give console.log data firebug then gives me the right object, so I know that It's returning properly.  
 In e4.php:  
  $ criteria = array ("name" => "world"); $ Doc = $ Collection-> Search one ($ criteria); $ Conn- & gt; near (); Print $ doc ['world'];   
 Where conn is the connection, and the collection is archive I am working inside.  
 The database has been updated to e3.php:  
 $ encoded veril = $ _REQUEST ['data']; $ Criterion = array ("name" => = "world"); $ Doc = $ Collection-> Search one ($ criteria); $ Doc ['world'] = $ encoded world; $ COLLECTION- & gt; Save ($ dock); $ Conn- & gt; near (); Print $ encoded word;   
 Any ideas? I'm stumped  
 Thanks in advance.  
  
 
 
 Dasarize JSON for you, so the  data  object graph Will not be the string, not the string From documentation:  
 
  Success  Returns the data returned to the callback, which is usually a JavaScript object or array that is defined by the JSON structure and  $ ParseJSON ()  method.   
 So since  data  has  already  been deserialized, you do not want it or  JSON.parse on it Calling  is required. Doing so will call  toString  on  data , which is either  [object object]  or  [object size]  >, Therefore  JSON.parse  is not being liked as input :-) Use directly  data :  
  $ GetJSON ("e4.php", "", Function (World) // & lt; === Name of the changed argument {moveObjects (world); // & lt; === used it directly}};   
 
 Separately: As long as you did not show the  world , your code was also hunting prey you might have written there  Var  but with the above changes, you do not need a variable, so ...