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Michael Sanders
m.r.sanders at gmail.com
Mon Mar 3 04:41:19 EST 2008
kosa at heckler-koch.cz wrote: > Clodoaldo wrote: >> 2008/2/29, kosa at heckler-koch.cz <kosa at heckler-koch.cz>: >> >>> i have found out, that when sending text from our python based site >>> from >>> ajax to python i get lost all the strings after the semicolon. >>> for example if i wrote >>> >>> hi;all >>> >>> ajax will send me hi;all, but python receives only hi . I was searching >>> a while for some post/get errors with semicolon, but did not succeed. I >>> believe there should be some problem in our mod python handler or this >>> should be fixed on other place? >>> >> >> Are you using get? If so try replacing the ; for %3b and see if it helps. >> > hi and thankx for fast answer. > Yes i am using get. Unfortunately the part of ajax is black box for > me(and i know ajax is escaping spaces and other characters, but not > semicolon) > so i am looking rather for python solution. mod_python's "util.parse_qs" function treats ';' as a parameter delimiter for query strings (in addition to the usual '&'). There is some support for this behaviour in (for example) the HTML 4.01 spec: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/appendix/notes.html#h-B.2.2 Presumably the way round this it to parse the query string yourself, which I think you can access through the req.args attribute (see http://modpython.org/live/current/doc-html/pyapi-mprequest-mem.html). Michael
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