Mootools and many other javascript frameworks have a function called
serialize which packages up a form for transport.  And the very nature of
https is designed exactly for the reason you described.  There really aren't
any work arounds for encryption that are secure since https has a 3rd party
to share keys between your client and your server.  If you encrypt your
message at the client and send it straight to the server, then if someone
were to intercept your packages, it can be easily decrypted since they have
access to the keys.

Why can't you use https? Perhaps you can use an alternative authentication
like google auth or google accounts, I can't remember.

Alan

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Subject: Serialize Form

Hi,

I have a login form and want serialize login and password data before
sending it with ajax call. Is exist a tool or function or a way with
mootools ?

I don't want use https, and when I check the http request (httpfox), I
see my password in clear text on querystring.

help me to secure that hole of security.

Thanks.

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