Does the XMLHttpRequest automatically decoded my encoded url?
So, today I made a request by using following code:
``` var oReq = new XMLHttpRequest(), url = '/blablabla/' + encodeURIComponent(btoa('%'));
oReq.open('POST', url);
oReq.send(); ```
Notice the value of variable `url` == '/blablabla/JQ%3D%3D'.
However, the URL which Firefox actually requesting is '/blablabla/JQ==' (Actually unescaped. I conformed it by watching my dev server panic).
I did the same test with Chrome, it does the right thing and queried the right URL (Which should be '/blablabla/JQ%3D%3D').
I want to know it's me or the Firefox caused this problem.
Thank you.
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Again I think you are asking in the wrong place. That is coding and this is General Support.
They do the coding here https://developer.mozilla.org they would know more than we do. I think this would just sit as not answered for a long time. Or if not there then sites that deal with that sort of coding. Like I do basic HTML5 Responsive and backwards and that's all I know and to put read made scripts in to my code. So ya, think in the wrong place.
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I think possibly you should get a account on this site maybe...as this goes farther than most of help her do. Any way a place to start: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/XMLHttpRequest/Sending_and_Receiving_Binary_Data
Please let us know if this solved your issue or if need further assistance.
Thank you for respond.
I got around of the problem so I don't have to deal with it right now (I passed the data though POST body rather than query/URL so...)
To the topic, I don't think that document is related as the problem I had was the invalid URL not data.
So, simply put, I just want to know why my URL turned unescaped (Raw) during request even after I manually encodeURIComponent'ed it.
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Again I think you are asking in the wrong place. That is coding and this is General Support.
They do the coding here https://developer.mozilla.org they would know more than we do. I think this would just sit as not answered for a long time. Or if not there then sites that deal with that sort of coding. Like I do basic HTML5 Responsive and backwards and that's all I know and to put read made scripts in to my code. So ya, think in the wrong place.