Thank you very much for the reply.
I have been working with this problem for a while with a co-worker in the
company that I work. The conclusion is that IE is here to make our work
harder :). When the $_GET value was send to the php page, Firefox handled it
right because it can do utf encoding(am I right?),but IE can't.So what we
had to do is to encode the value before it was sent to php. So in
showCustomer.js we added this simple line:
var url="showCustomer.php?flag="+flag
url=url+"&initial="+str
url=url+"&customer_radio="+customer_radio
url=url+"&is_prospect="+is_prospect
url = encodeURI(url) //---->That's the new line we have added
xmlHttp.onreadystatechange=stateChanged
xmlHttp.open("GET",url,true)
xmlHttp.send(null)
I can't say if this is the right way to deal with that thing, but it works
fine.Anyway Anirudh thanks for the reply.I think you were also on the right
way :)))
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