I am performing the following AJAX call:
$(document).ready(function() {
$.getJSON(\'https://sendgrid.com/api/user.stats.json\',
{
\'api_user\':
As this is the top Google match for "jQuery 501 (Method not implement)" I thought I'd share what worked for me when experiencing this on the same domain (which is not your problem).
My problem was that I was not returning valid JSON, I was just returning "1". So to fix this, either:
Hope that helps some people.
I don't know if this is related, but generally when requesting JSON on the client to a server in a different domain you'll need to use JSONP instead of JSON due to the Same Origin Policy. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear that their API supports using JSONP -- so they must expect you to interact with their site from your server. In that case you'll need proxy methods on your server to translate the calls to their API so that the client calls are made to a server in the same domain as the page.
I had the same problem, and realized it was an encoding problem. It was solved by encoding the values of the data sent to the server. Try something like:
$(document).ready(function() {
$.getJSON('https://sendgrid.com/api/user.stats.json',
{
'api_user': encodeURIComponent('me@mydomain.com'),
'api_key': encodeURIComponent('MYAPIKEY'),
'user': encodeURIComponent('me@mydomain.com'),
'category': encodeURIComponent('MY_CATEGORY')
},
function(response){
alert('received response');
}
);
});
end then decode the data on backend. Hope it helps someone.