bert db wrote:
> Well the oracle database uses the charset ISO 8859-1 which works fine for all 
> the coldfusion pages. 

unless you've changed the default encoding for cf from utf-8, it shouldn't (for 
some chars anyway).

> I have also looked at the Cp1252 and it should contain the € sign (Hex80).

oops, you're right i was thinking of latin-1, cp1252 is a superset of latin-1 
(apparently i forgot even though i keep reminding people of this fact on an 
almost daily basis ;-).

> All of this tells me that there is something quite weird...

what's the encoding on that page? are you using cfprocessingdirective? is there 
a public page that shows this problem that i can peek at? can i see the code? 
(send off-list).



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