I am doing a password reset form using Jquery and PHP. If I try to submit an email id it should sent and email and report back the response text as success so that the user knows email has been sent. But I am stuck with JSON submit as I have an empty array to decode at the serverside. I am using minified version of json2.js from the official json.org website
Here is the code. Code JavaScript: var formdata = $("#log-box").serializeArray(); formdata = JSON.stringify(formdata); var notifymsg; alert(formdata); $.ajax({ type: "POST", url: "forgot-pass.php", contentType: 'application/json', data: formdata, success: function(responsedata){ var some = responsedata.split("&"); $.each(some, function(index,value){ //alert("index="+index+"value="+value); }); }, error: function(o, s, e){ alert("Form not posted "+e); }}); formdata alerted gives: [{"name":"email","value":"ravi.k@gmail.com"},{"name":"acctype","value":"loginaccount"}]
I am building a client-side and server-side solution and want to use JSON through Ajax in both directions. I have ASP or JavaScript server-side, though Microsoft's support of server side JavaScript seems nil, so I am reluctantly conceeding to use ASP. I'd appreciate suggestions on available solutions to encode/decode JSON on the server-side (ASP or JavaScript). I don't plan to load jQuery server-side so that rules out plug-ins. I'd also like to know what is the latest client-side encode/decode for JSON. Is it built in jQuery or a plug-in? In both server and client, decoding JSON securely is key, so using eval () to decode is out.
I have a few input and textarea fields and when the submit button is pressed, I use $.ajax to send the data to a PHP script, which in turn, simply prints the data, which in turn is displayed in an alert msg box back in my callback. (The script will eventually load the data into a database but for simplification this is all it does for now).
The only problem, is that the $.ajax encodes/escapes special characters automatically and I can't figure out how to decode/unescape them to make them usable again. Here is the javascript (I simplified it to make it easy to understand):
$.ajax(
Here is my php ajax script (super simple)
So anyways, everything appears to work fine. I enter some info into 'myTextArea', and press submit. The script sends it to the PHP script, which it turn returns the same value and the javascript puts it in a message box.
So the problem specifically is if I send special characters like any of the quotes ' " (single or double quotes). Lets say my text area had this text in it: It's My "Birthday"
$.ajax sends the following data: It's My "Birthday"
So how do I unescape this? Ya, I could simply replace all backslashes, but I assume there are other characters it may escape in special ways I'm not sure about. What is the proper way to do it?
The only possible way I could figure out to do this was to use escape($('#myTextArea').val())
So the data gets sent as: It%27s%20My%20%22Birthday%22
And then use the PHP command "urldecode" on the other end. It turns out correct that way. However, that doesn't seem like the proper way to do it. Javascript 'escape' command was meant for escaping characters for sending GET variables and for sending formatted URLs. Not for text and input forms. Is there a better/more proper way?
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HTML Code:
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