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I’m using Jquery to submit the value of a <textarea> through AJAX to a PHP script. This value may contain punctuation characters (!,?,#,@) as well as single and double quotes, and other non-alphanumeric characters. Does Jquery take care of encoding all this stuff or do I need to do it myself? How can I be certain that whatever the user typed in the <textarea> would be submitted?
Yes, jquery will care about that. but always add the correct encoding to the page you are browsing at.
in my case I try to use always utf-8