If I sent a parameter with "bogotá" value over this code
new Ajax.Request(url, {
onSuccess: function(response) {
//code
}
,parameters:'search=bogotá'
});
When this arrived to php script through Mozilla I need use
htmlentities($searchParameter,ENT_COMPAT,'UTF-8');
php function to get the "´"entity.
but in Internet explorer I need use htmlentities($searchParameter);
without 'UT8-Charset' ,
to get the "´"entity.
I think this doesn't have to be different between browsers.
I tried with enconding parameter set to "UTF-8" in the Ajax Request,
but I got the same results.
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