@Alex
I encodeURIComponent them now, thanks for suggestion
notice that when you are sending the key values with the url, they get
caught as $_GET, no matter if you use {method: 'post'} (!)
@T.J.
all your assumptions are right ;)
anyway, if you add some alerts to see what's going on like this:
...
alert ('initiating...');
var myAjax = new Ajax.Updater(target, url, {method: 'post',
parameters: pars, onComplete:function(){alert ('ajax completed!');}});
IE will show the first alert, but not the second, which means that for
some unknown reason, ajax doesn't complete.
maybe IE doesn't like my parameters???
here they are:
[updatedata] => &Itemid=96-epomeno-, c.cb_gender AS cb_gender-epomeno--
epomeno--epomeno-GUESTS ALLOWED-epomeno-0-epomeno-1-epomeno-1-
epomeno-1-epomeno-1-epomeno-1-epomeno-1-epomeno-62
(-epomeno- is string used to explode updatedata to an array, means -
next- in greek)
[appendarray] => 2195,2194,2191,2188,2159,2158,2148,2138,2134,2130
[pageopened] => 1243949520
what could it be that can prevent execution in IE, while works fine on
other browsers?
any thoughts?
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