Ok... this makes *no sense* (to me!) but then hopefully someone out there will have an answer.
I have been using the Edit In Place from http://davehauenstein.com/blog/ to update some form fields using AJAX. All was going well until I noticed that spaces were being removed (e.g. 'Bob Jones' would become 'BobJones') The strange thing is that I ran this on an XAMPP server and it worked fine (spaces were retained) but when I ran it on my IIS server - the spaces were removed. The difference is in the data line: ----snippit which doesn't work---- $.ajax({ url: "results.asp", type: "POST", data: 'requestID=350&elementID=' + 'ajax' + '&update_value=1 2 3 4 5', ---- end of snippit ---- --does work (on both IIS and APACHE ) -- $.ajax({ url: "results.php", type: "POST", data: { requestID: "350", element_id: "firstname",update_value:" 1 2 3 4 5 " }, --- end of snippet--- Seems like the top one must be URL Encoded - but not done in a way IIS can interpret? Anyway - looks like I will be passing a map or using a new Edit In Place (any suggestions). You can see the code working on APACHE at http://www.snowpool.org.nz/test/test.htm - I cannot link to the ASP code... however the HTML file is basically identical - and both results pages just print out the contents of the form.. Any ideas? :) Thanks! Patrick
