> Hi, Thomas, > > On 7/12/2010 07:39, Thomas Lange - Oracle wrote: > > Hi TJ, > > > >> I had one small problem: both the .src and the .sdf files showed the > >> string "grogegen" with the eszett entirely missing (no funny-looking > >> character). Fortunately, my German-speaking user caught and fixed that. > >> Assuming that the proper string is "großgegen", if this is not a known > >> problem in Opengrok, somebody should look into it. (The problem might be > >> in Firefox, but I doubt it.) > > > > The string resources (and their localizations) are coded in UTF-8. > > > > Sometimes Firefox autodetecion of the text encoding does not yield the > > correct results. Everything should be fine when you select "View / > > Character Encoding / Unicode (UTF-8)" in the menu of Firefox. > > > > > > Thomas > > Maybe everything should be fine after specifying UTF-8, but it's not. > > The files themselves are fine, as verified by downloading and inspecting > them with Writer. > > Neither Ff 3.6.6 nor IE 8.0 will properly display the file: > > http://svn.services.openoffice.org/opengrok/xref/Current%20%28trunk%29/binf > ilter/bf_starmath/source/starmath_symbol.src > > Both show all special characters omitted/deleted; even with Ff default > set to UTF-8, Ff wants to load this file as "Western (ISO 8859-1)" and > it is necessary to reset the UTF-8 setting (which causes a reload). > However, the reload also is missing the special characters. This is not > surprising, since the View > Page Source shows the strings are missing > the characters involved; something has eaten them. > > I think Ff is not guilty. That leaves Windows Vista, or OpenGrok & > friends. Something about the site is explicitly telling Ff to use the > Western setting. I will raise the problem over on the web-dev ML. > > If any browser on any o/s displays the above URL correctly for you, I > would love to hear about it.
Well, I don't think it is Windows' fault. I just loaded the URL in FF, Google Chrome and Opera, running under Mandriva Linux. Same results as you had. BTW, I noticed that all save one occurrence of "grogegen" have a different indentation. So the problem is not in the browser, nor is it OS dependent. > -- Alex Fisher Co-Lead, CD-ROM Project OpenOffice.org Marketing Community Contact Australia/New Zealand http://distribution.openoffice.org/cdrom/
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