One thing I want to throw out there: Javascript (as I've tested in IE 6, Firefox, and Opera) has the funcions escape() and unescape() defined, meaning they are built-in functions. Therefore, you don't have to write your own encoding/decoding functions to make your GET/POST data url-safe. Example: [code]var title="The End"; var html="Hurrah!<br>And so it goes & goes! I ain't no sore, not @ the world no more. Url: \"index.php?page=etc&stuff=2\""; url="index.php?page=etc&title="+escape(title)+"&html="+escape(html);[/code] Nothing complicated about it.
