stylo stylo wrote:
> However cf7 on the host gives the same type error after setting to 
> setLocale("en_GB") - btw, moving to BD shortly if that makes a difference.

no, it cannot give the same error, cf7 accepts java style locales. your host is 
using a cf version prior to 7.

> I have no idea, sorry, I guess the default.

if your host is cf6/7 then it should be utf-8 but that depends on if someone 
changed the server encoding.

could be the reverse case, latin-1 or whatever encoding coming in via your url 
& 
utf-8 on the cf page. try adding

<cfprocessingDirective pageEncoding="iso-8859-1"> to the top of that snippet. 
if 
that doesn't fix it, then it might be "whatever" encoding. i guess then try 
"windows-1252" codepage.

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