I am coding Tim's example and am successful using #10 as the line separator. However, I am trying to use char(253) or chr(253) depending on the language as my line separator.

Have tried:

// serverRequest.ResponseContent.LineSeparator := #10;
  serverRequest.ResponseContent.LineSeparator := chr(253);
  serverRequest.ResponseContent.LineSeparator := #253;

I can not seem to get it to work.

This is the php code I use for #10 and it works fine:

echo "Id="           . $Id                                       .  "\n";
echo "Name="     . "ACME Manufacturing, Inc."   .  "\n";
echo "Contact="  . "Bob Smith"                          .  "\n";
echo "Address="  . "100 Main Street"                  .  "\n";
echo "City="     . "Bedford Falls"                         .  "\n";
echo "State="    . "NY"                                       .  "\n";
echo "Zip="      . "11178";

and here is the php code for the char(253):

$stringData = 'Id='          . $Id                                     . chr(253) .
                    'Name='    . "ACME Manufacturing, Inc." . chr(253) .
                    'Contact=' . "Bob Smith"                        . chr(253) .
                    'Address=' . "100 Main Street"               . chr(253) .
                    'City='       . "Bedford Falls"                   . chr(253) .
                    'State='     . "NY"                                  . chr(253) .
                    'Zip='         . "11178";

echo $stringData;

Data arrival.
Request.RequestHeaders.Text
Content-Type:multipart/form-data; boundary=AaB03x

Request.ResponseContent.Text
Id=99999�Name=ACME Manufacturing, Inc.�Contact=Bob Smith�Address=100 Main Street�City=Bedford Falls�State=NY�Zip=11178


Request.ResponseContent.Count
1

Request.ResponseContent.LineSeparator
ý

This delimited data does arrive and I can display it in a memo but
I can not get the content to look like this (with the #01 seperator)

Request.ResponseContent.Text
Id=10025
Name=ACME Manufacturing, Inc.
Contact=Bob Smith
Address=100 Main Street
City=Bedford Falls
State=NY
Zip=11178


Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks
George

George,

<< Request.ResponseContent.Text
Id=99999&#65533;Name=ACME Manufacturing, Inc.&#65533;Contact=Bob
Smith&#65533;Address=100 Main Street&#65533;City=Bedford
Falls&#65533;State=NY&#65533;Zip=11178 >>

Character #65533 is the Unicode "replacement character" that is used when an
invalid character is encountered.

Is your PHP script sending back a content encoding specifier ?  That may be
why the browser is confused.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim,

You were correct. Added following line to top of php script and it work perfectly.

header ('Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1');

George