Hi,
No there is nothing with %20 in strings. I log the
string in a file and there is ?. :(. I don't know how to do to see exactly the
string representation :(. Maybe if I look with a hexeditor.
Just wanted to tell you that something is not ok
with s:dojoInitializer.
I added
<s:dojoInitializer
bindEncoding="ISO-8859-2"/> in inputSuggestAjax.jsp from examples and in html
I get this:
<head>
<script type="text/_javascript_">
<!--/*djconfig init*///--></script>
<script type="text/_javascript_">
<!--var djConfig = {
bindEncoding:false
};
I had a look at sources and it looks there is used
a Boolean instead of a String for bindEncoding property.
Is this what is intended to be here?
(bindEncoding:false)
Thank you,
Alin.
> Is there a %20 or something similar in between in case of a blank.
> There are various encodings utilized besides a pure character encoding.
> It is very common that for ajax requests a _javascript_ sided encoding is
> added to the mix (escaping for instance)
> and this is not unescaped properly
>
> (I recently had a case where a properly escaped string was not unescaped
> for whatever reason by the server side commons.lang class, I switched
> then to another unescaping code for exactly this reason)
