Man, do I hate IE! It is more flaky that my wife's temper. :-)

Now... I just made a function that handles plain ascii words and checks against the server. But after the ajax response has arrived at the client, I'm getting that system error when the sajax JS says:
According to what I've read (for example, http://absinth.modernmethod.com/saja...cd344dba48d370), it's because there's a "discrepancy" in the charsets that the IE is expecting to get (or something like that)... now I have utf-8 as encoding EVERYWHERE (php.conf, apache's conf) and I'm still getting that &/()%/&$%($/ system error. What's going on?

I hope Paul Murphy arrives here so he tells M$ to fix their stuff (to be decent).

Well... After removing Sajax from the equation, I still had the same problem... but found this post where the solution is "revealed" (spanish):
http://oviedos.com.mx/index.php/blog...s-Meteora.html

When you are dealing with the ajax request, use this header:
header('Content-type: application/xhtml+xml; charset=utf-8');

That corrected my problem (on IE7... I guess that IE6 would be corrected as well).

Sajax 0.13 now has full support for utf8, you can get it at http://sajax.info/.

Hope to see you there.