invalid character in firefox??

[jrenae]

Hello,

I'm fairly new to ajax, and quite new to having to code to firefox. I have an aspx page that sends ajax requests to the server and works just fine in IE. However, when I get the response back from firefox, the error console tells me that it is not well-formed (I'll mention that I'm getting responseText back NOT responseHTML for reasons I won't go into). The response string is:
Audi=A3~A4~A5~A6~A8~Q7~R8~RS 4~S4~S5~S6~S8~TT

I suspect that it's the equal sign that it doesn't like as indicated by error message.

So the question is: Must I change my response text, or is there a way to get around it, and also, if the equal sign is truly not well-formed, is there a good reference for characters that are 'acceptable' for firefox ajax responseText?

I'm using a the "GET" method when sending the response and the request header:

setRequestHeader("Content-Type","application/json; charset=utf-8");

Thanks

 

[BillyRayPreachersSon]

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[grtammi]

Not to mention that if you're setting the request header as application/json, this data:

Audi=A3~A4~A5~A6~A8~Q7~R8~RS 4~S4~S5~S6~S8~TT

is not a JSON-encoded array. You should have something like this returning:

{"audi":["A3","A4","A5","A6","A8","Q7","R8","RS 4","S4","S5","S6","S8","TT"]}

something like that anyways.

Greg