String.toQueryParams in Prototype.js doesn't decode querystring
encoded by some programs properly because 'decodeURIComponent'
doesn't convert charactor '+' to "%20". In some programs , such as
'Server.UrlEncode' in ASP.NET, encode single whitespace as '+', not
'%20'.
For example:
in ASP.NET web form
String s = "This is a test";
String encodedS = Server.UrlEncode(s); // encodedS will be "This+is
+a+test";
But in javascirpt:
var encodedStringByAspNet = ""This+is+a+test";
var s = decodeURIComponent(encodedStringByAspNet ); // s will be
"This+is+a+test". '+' s are not decoded!
We can do this in javascript:
var s = decodeURIComponent(encodedStringByAspNet.replace(/\+/g,
"%20")); // s will be "This is a test." !
I believe it will make String.toQueryParams more rebust.
Best
regards,
Matthew
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