Question: i'm using jquery.getJson() to retrieve a json object created by my php script.

it works if i remove the locations array. however i need the locations array to populate a combobox.

my formatted json is below. any suggestions how i can get this to work with one json query instead of 2.

```
{ "ContactID" : "1", "CustomerID" : "1", "FirstName" : "john", "LastName" : "smith", "Position" : "General Manager", "ContactNumber" : "234523455", "FaxNumber" : "235235234", "LocationSelected" : "1", "Default" : "default", locations : {0 : { "addressID" : "1" , "description" : "Street Address" }}}

```

i also tried it like this

```
{ "ContactID" : "1", "CustomerID" : "1", "FirstName" : "john", "LastName" : "smith", "Position" : "General Manager", "ContactNumber" : "234523455", "FaxNumber" : "235235234", "LocationSelected" : "1", "Default" : "default", locations : [{ "addressID" : "1" , "description" : "Street Address" }]}

```

Answer: 
There are lots of jQuery based solutions for sortable datagrids with AJAX support. Just do some googling for them.

For example:
<http://www.trirand.com/blog/?page_id=5>
I have tried several different datagrid solutions, but I found them all somewhat cumbersome to work with. So I created an open source project that very easily converts ***any*** MySQL SELECT statement into a searchable, sortable, paginated datagrid: <http://mysqlgrid.com> or on Github: <https://github.com/escalibore/mySqlGrid> 

I hope you find it useful!