hello everybody!
please excuse this question which is a bit off-topic but has to do with the
chars allowed in urls, so it's not quite servlet-specific but it isn't a
javascript question eighter and i thought that people dealing with
servlet-programming should actually know an answer.
i use a javascript function in order to read out some <input>-fields of an
html-form and write that contents into another frame.
the function looks sth. like:
function doLink() {
parent.main.document.write("<img src=/maw/kurve?page=img&x1=\"+
document.funcForm.x1.value + \"&y1=\"+document.funcForm.y1.value + \">");
}
everything works all right except if somebody enters a '+' in one of the
fields. i know that i have to convert the '+' char. but to what?
thanks in advance.
Michael Weller
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