>
> You can also overwrite encodeURLComponent like this:
>
> function encodeURLComponent(component) {
> //-> your own encoding logic ...
> }
Put this into the global scope. However, I don't recommend this.
I have notice that... But I it's always better if use just library's own
configs than start to rewrite anything or making any new addons or fixes..
I have used that function in any of my own scripts so this.. For my case,
this would be better solution than using server-side encoders..
It's best that you use iconv on the server side:
>
> <?php
> $params_to_iconv = array('name', 'surname');
> foreach ($params_to_iconv as $param)
> $_POST[$param] = iconv("UTF-8", "ISO-8859-1", $_POST[$param]);
> ?>
>
> You don't have to change existing code; just add this somewhere on the
> top.
>
This isn't much better solution than rewriting encodeURLComponent.. Handling
global system variables are little unsafe solution...
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