After trying everything possible I've come to the conclusion this is an issue with IPad Safari. This works in FF, IE, Chrome, and Safari on MacBook. Below is my dumbed-down code. I have 2 separate JSONP calls, This first one works in all browsers including IPad. This simply calls a function based on a blur event

$('#gender').blur(function() { reTarget(); });

function reTarget() { $.getJSON("http://host.com/Jsonpgm?jsoncallback=?", function() { } ); }

Below is where things break. On the same page as the above code is the following, which calls a function based on a submit button click.

$(':submit').bind('click', function(event) { if (checkThis() == false) { return false; }; });

$('form').bind('submit', function(event) { if (checkThis() == false) { return false; }; });

function checkThis() { $.getJSON("http://host.com/Jsonpgm.aspx?jsoncallback=?", function() { } ); }

This code will not fire. I've put alerts right before it and they fire. I look at the web logs and there is no entry for this json call. I would take any suggestions on this. At this point I fear it's a problem with firing jsonp from a submit event.