Comment #7 on issue 24040 by [email protected]: [CF Full Mode] IE select  
encoding function doesn't work for page rendered by CF full mode
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=24040

Hi Jungshik, I started to work on this item this weekend, and so far I  
could change
the Chrome frame encoding via IE on my CF build.

Now there are still two problems,
1. I am not sure whether my encoding mapping (Map IE encoding to  
corresponding Chrome
encoding) is right. I attached the mapping below. Please correct me.

Arabic (ASMO 708)    ---->   unknown
Arabic (DOS)         ---->   unknown
Arabic (ISO)         ---->   "ISO-8859-6"
Arabic (Windows)     ---->   "windows-1256"

Baltic (ISO)         ---->   "ISO-8859-4" or  "ISO-8859-13"  ?
Baltic (Windows)     ---->   "windows-1257"

Central European (DOS) ---->   unknown
Central European (ISO) ---->   "ISO-8859-2"
Central European (Windows) ---->   "windows-1250"

Chinses Simplified (GB18030) ---->   "gb18030"
Chinses Simplified (GB2312) ---->   "GBK"
Chinses Simplified (HZ) ---->   unknown

Chinese Traditional (BIG5) ---->   "Big5"

Cyrillic (DOS)       ---->   unknown
Cyrillic (ISO)       ---->   "ISO-8859-5"
Cyrillic (KOI8-R)    ---->   "KOI8-R"
Cyrillic (KOI8-U)    ---->   "KOI8-U"
Cyrillic (Windows)   ---->   "windows-1251"

Greek (ISO)          ---->   "ISO-8859-7"
Greek (Windows)      ---->   "windows-1253"

Hebrew (Dos)         ---->   unknown
Hebrew (ISO-Logical) ---->   "ISO-8859-8-I"
Hebrew (ISO-Visual)  ---->   "ISO-8859-8"
Hebrew (Windows)     ---->   "windows-1255"

Japan (Auto-Select)  ---->   "ISO-2022-JP" ?
Japan (EUC)          ---->   "EUC-JP"
Japan (Shift-JIS)    ---->   "Shift_JIS"

Korea                ---->   "windows-949"

Thai (Windows)       ---->   "windows-874"

Turkish (ISO)         --->   unknown
Turkish (Windows)     --->   "windows-1254"

UTF-8                 --->   "UTF-8"

User Defined          --->   "windows-1252"

Vietnamese (Windows)  --->   "windows-1258"

West European (ISO)   --->   "ISO-8859-1"
West European (Windows) --->   "windows-1252"

2, I don't know how to change the IE encoding menu to make the proper  
encoding item
checked. For example, when clicking a encoding item to override current  
page encoding
on IE encoding menu, let's say UTF-8. The UTF-8 encoding item will be in  
checked
status with a bullet, but so far I don't let the encoding be checked. So  
even if the
page encoding is already UTF-8, the encoding menu may show another encoding  
checked.

I guess I can make the encoding selection workable first, and file another  
bug to
make the encoding menu get right display.

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