Well Marius and Paul,
would I get the characters to be displayed properly with these
modifications to the application.cfm??
Patric
>> CFMX cannot read (properly) locales saved with CF5.
> no, only utf-8 encoded stuff saved via cf5. laurent & i (mainly laurent's
> ideas) are working on a
> fix for that. my thai saved as varchar--note not "N" varchar--works plenty
> fine.
>> in any case you should put the following in your Application.cfm file
>> <cfcontent type="text/html; charset=your char set">
>> <cfset setEncoding("URL", "your char set")>
>> <cfset setEncoding("FORM", "your char set")>
> yes these and cfprocessingdirective (in each template) form the big three
> for i18n work.
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