"José Montebarra" <Jose.Montebarra@MontebarraLtd.uk> wrote in message
news:4728f980$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I guess it has something to do with "+" being a special character
> in html
Not in HTML, but in HTTP itself.
> am I supposed to specify some header in my request(using
> TIdHttp) to get the web-app to understand that in my case
> "+" is ment to be "+" ?
No. You can't use "+" as "+" (or any other reserved character unencoded) to
begin with. Have a look at the TIdURI class to help you encode your strings
before sending them.
Gambit
