Please let’s not backtrack to there. You can’t call json() on a response that doesn’t contain valid JSON. It will puke. What else can it do?
At this point, I think you are better off looking at this as an AWS issue, not an Ionic issue.
I finally discovered that you are right. In DynamoDB we have it returning some HTML that includes quotes. Even though it is including them as \"attribute\" it is still breaking and interpreting those quotes as part of the json. Changing it to \\\" is fixing the issue. Arg…sorry about all this. You got me on the right track with looking at the Network tab, thank you.
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