It would be really useful if the data JSON data was urlencoded before
going in to the header and automatically urldecoded in prototype. This
would allow for all the all sorts of odd characters to be included.
On 22/05/07, Mark Holton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm getting errors when I pass a "?" or a "#" to my server side code. So
> for instance, let's say I'm saving a "name" and a "memo", and someone
> decides to include a "?" in the text of their memo. It causes an error when
> sent to the server side code. Is there a way, in Prototype, to make sure it
> passes the whole string and to not interpret pieces of the string passed in?
> I am passing the string in as $('txtMemo').value, for example.
>
> (when it's a numeric value, and in other cases I pre-process the string on
> the server side to avoid SQL-injection, etc, but these two characters in
> particular, "?", or "#" are causing the error to occur).
>
> Many thanks for any heads up there.
> cheers,
> Mark
>
>
> >
>
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