> From: SamCKayak
>
> In ASP, I am building a JSON object and escape the data using
>
> Server.URLEncode(strParmChoices)
>
> It seems this encodes blanks as a plus sign "+".
>
> Back in JavaScript, it looks like unescape("+") leaves the
> plus as a plus. I've band-aided the problem using
>
> unescape(json.strParmChoices).replace(/\+/g, ' '); /* replace
> all plusses with blanks */
>
> Is there a better way to get this job done right?
No, that's completely reasonable - it's the same code I use. My only
suggestion would be to package it into a separate function, e.g.
function unescapePlus( str ) {
return unescape( str ).replace( /\+/g, ' ' );
}
-Mike
