I decided to hide a form on the html page that embeds the laszlo app and use
loadJS to populate and submit that form using POST. Unfortunately, this had
other side affects that are keeping me from using this method (hack).
Whenever I make a loadJS call to a javascript method in the html page, the
parameters that I'm passing are getting encoded, and not in the
encode()/unencode() way. The text that I'm passing is already encoded, but
it gets turned into a funky binary-type set of characters. Here's a sample:
This:
PK%03%04%14%00%08%00%08%00%E2%84%A2i%E2%80%9D%3A
Gets converted into this:
PK
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