Browser execute script return?

I was wanting to try to parse some json with json.parse() using the the new browser object execute script, but I dont see how to get the return back into C2 in a useful manner. Is there an expression I'm missing?

Also any idea's on how to deal with shoving the results into a dictionary, or webstorage?

Specifically a return with multiple values.

Thanks

Yes, you're missing the ExecJS browser expression, which executes Javascript and returns the result. Only strings or numbers can be returned though. If you need more than that, use the Javascript SDK.

OK so I should treat Browser.ExecJS(Javascript) as a value.

I'll give that a try. Thanks

That's more of a warning than an affirmation.

OK, well that could have gone worse I guess.

I found a bit of code, and modified it:

Browser.ExecJS("var jsontext ="& AJAX.LastData&";"

&"var image = JSON.parse(jsontext);

document.write(image.avatar_url );)")

Where supposedly that turns the string into an object with one of its key pairs being avatar_url.

That however returns an error.

Again I think my problem is what to do to get the return.

No idea if document.write is the way to go, or if I'm even in the ballpark with the json.parse.

Bumping for sanities sake.

Or should I expect some other method to parse json soon?