On 22 mai, 19:19, hubbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I checked, and our website is using iso-8859-1. I see that this
is a subset of utf8. Is it still possible to have js correctly uncode
the characters?
Yes but PHP work with the subset and do not work with utf-8 !
It is very important
I notice with IE6.0 : Microsoft.XMLHTTP don't take care at charset and
work only with utf-8 encoded responses,
while Msxml2.XMLHTTP seems, like XMLHttpRequest, respect the charset
if it is done ( Content-Type: text/html;
charset=ISO-8859-1 in PHP). It seems explain your difficulties with
Well, I checked, and our website is using iso-8859-1. I see that this
is a subset of utf8. Is it still possible to have js correctly uncode
the characters?
On May 21, 10:21 pm, Karl Rudd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's my guess. Without seeing the web page(s) in question it's
pretty hard to
Karl, it seems to be the biggest problem when text is copied from MS
Word, then sent through ajax. The quotes don't play nice.
On May 21, 10:21 pm, Karl Rudd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's my guess. Without seeing the web page(s) in question it's
pretty hard to diagnose where exactly it's
hubbs wrote on 5/22/2008 12:23 PM:
Karl, it seems to be the biggest problem when text is copied from MS
Word, then sent through ajax. The quotes don't play nice.
The curly quotes from MS Word are in the Windows-1252 character set. You're
using ISO-8859-1, which does not have the curly
Bill,
I would love to move to UTF8. Problem is, 99% of our site was created
with ISO-8859-1, so when I changed it to UTF8, all and ' characters
got question marks. And I am not about to go through the entire site
and retype those. Not sure what that happens though.
On May 22, 11:12 am, Bil
JavaScript uses UTF-8, you need to make sure your pages are using
UTF-8 and that your back end is also expecting that.
Some useful links gleaned from a Google search of javascript utf-8:
http://www.meanfreepath.com/support/javascript_charsets.html
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