> What is escape() returning, on the client?
I tested "alert()" function and I saw
"+" correctly.
> If the + is unescaped, you could try something like:
> escape(str).replace(/+/g, '%2B')
OK! Run!!
> Another point, have you tried doing same with GET,
> and appending the params as
> querystring to your URL? With POST, your are sending
> the params as content,
> that should be encoded as per your content-type --
> not sure if escape() is what
> should be used for this.
Yes, I know... but I prefer to use POST in this case.
> Have you checked what the server side HTTP request
> is receiving as raw form
> data?
No, I haven't. But I will try it...
Thank you very much for your useful help!! 
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