Thanks Paul. And thanks Dave for responding also.
The fix was on Roger's Travails page.
cfhttp.filecontent.toString("iso-8859-1")
They sure make this stuff hard to keep up with.
>Bud wrote:
>> I'm at wits end. I am trying to get some special
>> characters, é (eacute), etc. to display. This is
>
>what exactly is happening? are the chars corrupted (?) or not rendered
>correctly ([])? or mojibake?
>
>> <cfprocessingdirective pageencoding="iso-8859-1">
>
>that box defaulting to utf-8 (which is the default for cf)? what are the
>other server's that work using?
>
>> At what point between the UPS server and the page
>> output on the Linux CF server could I be losing
>> the encoded characters?
>
>not enough details to really tell.
>
>maybe roger's travails might help:
>http://mxblogspace.journurl.com/users/admin/index.cfm?mode=article&entry=7288
>
>
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