Just noticed that the encoding issues occur also when editing metadata;
special (say, scandinavian accented characters), get messed up after
updating edited metadata.
-Mika
Hi Mark,
after setting the container-encoding to IS0-8859-1 the display of
characters was ok, but still browsing on
Hi Mark,
after setting the container-encoding to IS0-8859-1 the display of
characters was ok, but still browsing on special characters dis not work .
- set the container-encoding in the web.xml to ISO-8859-1
- set the form-encoding for Browse to ISO-8859-1 in
Hi Mark,
Mark Diggory schrieb:
On Aug 29, 2008, at 7:17 AM, Michael Steck wrote:
[snip]
Are email addresses allowed to hold special characters?
In the .de Domain it is possible to include umlauts and a lot of other
special characters. See http://www.denic.de/en/domains/idns/liste.html .
Hi all,
found one more issue with encoding, the jump point in a browse index.
See
https://eldorado2.uni-dortmund.de/dspace151betaxmlui/browse?type=author
you can jump to
ä
and
Jürgen
but not to
öber, Über
Furthermore the counting on browse indices which contain special
characters seems too
Hi,
i was also trying to fix this encoding problem with the help of
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/1366_1_1.html, but without success.
my conclusion is that
- setting the container-encoding in the web.xml to ISO-8859-1 fixes
almost all problems,
- but 2 bugs remain
* simple (or
On Aug 29, 2008, at 7:17 AM, Michael Steck wrote:
Hi,
i was also trying to fix this encoding problem with the help of
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/1366_1_1.html, but without success.
my conclusion is that
- setting the container-encoding in the web.xml to ISO-8859-1 fixes
almost all
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