I think the charset is ISO-8859-2 because the code works well in firexfox but it doesn't work in IE6. How I can make somethig similar to http_request.overrideMimeType('text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-2') ? I have use http_request.setRequestHeader("Content-type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=ISO-8859-2"); but it doesn't work. "Martin Honnen" <mahotrash@yahoo.de> es

Hi Rick, By looking at your script, it doesn't have permission to execute the URL by c360 to post data. I would suggest you contact c360 for more support. I believed this is the location caused the error. var post_data = param;//c360Script obj.open("GET", url, false);//c360Script obj.setRequestHeader('Content-Type','application/x-www-form- urlencoded');//­c360Script obj.send(post_data

fdelente@mail.cpod.fr wrote: eh ben ! c'est pas gagné d'avance ... le XHMLRequest renvoie de l'utf-8 par défaut (pire : il croit que c'est de l'utf-8 ... !) J'ai mis un xhr_object.overrideMimeType("text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"); et ça donne exactement ce que je veux :^) Oui, nous en avions parlé sur f.c.i.w.auteurs, l'information de codage dans l'entête

Clay Shannon wrote: I agree, but that's what the Powers That Be/Deciders are requiring (a browser-based app) Clay, You do not need to use an exe, applet, or definitely not ActiveX (talk about a security hole), to accomplish what you want to do. It really doesn't matter what technology on the backend what you use either. The large unknown here is the MOM protocol that is being

Del Murray wrote: Is there such a thing as an AJAX and Webbroker solution for developing web apps ? AJAX will work with any back end. NO magic here. Example: Javascript var _xmlHttpRequest; // used as a global for the xmlHttpRequest var _divAreaID; // used for the Div Tag id in the HTML var _dest; // The destination. Where you will send the