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21   The charset is always set equal to the base backend charset.
40 The charset is always set equal to the base backend charset. Note
41 that we use text/html Content-type, because the result is loaded
45 e.g. UTF-8. The frontend is a fully Unicode supporting library.)
47 The common part of all these constructions is always represented as
58 - id: ID of the loading passed by a frontend. This ID is used to
65 Note that for XML the loader ID is always equals to 0, because we
67 binding is performed automatically by ActiveX or XMLHttpRequest.
73 directly. In PHP backend it is done via ob_start() handlers.
80 The protocol is very simple and fully compatible with standard PHP's features.
86 Each loading process is supplied with a piece of information appended to the
91 - PHPSESSID=<sid> is the session information. (Of course you may use another
92 name instead of PHPSESSID, it is tuned inside the JsHttpRequest object.)
93 Here <sid> is the session identifier extracted from document cookies or
94 from the current document URL. This method is fully comatible with PHP
97 - <loader> is the name of a loader used. E.g.: "xml", "script", "form".
99 - <id> is the loading ID. It is generated automatically and unique for
100 each of the loading process. (Exception is the XML loader: it always
101 uses zero ID.) This ID is passed back by a backend to determine which
102 result is binded to which callback action (see above).
107 Each character of a key/value is encoded by JavaScript standard escape()
108 function (with exception for "+": it is converted to "%2B"). That means:
110 - Unicode non-ASCII character (e.g. with code 0x1234) is encoded to e.g. %u1234.
111 - Character "+" is converted to "%2B".
113 - Other ASCII character (e.g. 0x15) is converted to e.g. %15.
126 standard JavaScript objects. Each key of the key=value pair is created
128 of multi-dimensional arrays is used.
141 an array encoding format is compatible with such behaviour.
156 NOT application/x-www-form-urlencoded. It is needed to avoid the standard
162 this is the only way to support file uploads.