Background: My usual server-side languages are ASP (not .NET) and MS SQL...
I've manually constructed JSON strings server-side. Worth the effort because JavaScript picks them apart naturally, no special library required. In the other direction, I've relied on hacks. Usually CSV or semicolon delimited strings. Maybe there's a better way? Thought I'd ask... Sam PS: I've had a problem in the past which went like this: Form data, captured server-side (my pre-JavaScript days) would very occasionally (1 in 5,000 times) lose a character from a radio button "value". I never diagnosed the problem, but I've come to believe that form data needs a checksum or integrity check of some type before posting the result to a database. Any similar experiences or solutions for this?
