This is just one of the reasons why we switched to UTF-8 by default in
Jahia 5.
Regards,
Serge...
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Hello Tom,
which response character encoding do you use?
(Check the jahia.properties files for the setting
defaultResponseBodyEncoding)
I have seen the following piece of code in the *BigText_Field* class
*if* ("ISO-8859-1".equalsIgnoreCase(jParams.settings().
getDefaultResponseBodyEncoding())) {
// This code is used to transform submissions that
might contain
// Windows 1252 characters (happens mostly when
copy-pasting
// from Word documents) to ISO-8859-1 equivalents.
Note that
// some of these conversions are actually LONGER than the
// original. *For example the Euro character gets
changed to*
* // "Euro" string*. This conversion is not necessary
for UTF-8
// because copy-paste does the conversion
automatically in that
// case.
fieldValue = I18n./windows1252ToISO/(fieldValue);
}
And if you check the code of the *I18n* class you will find the
following line:
*public* *class* I18n {
*static* Map /w1252ToISO/;
*static* {
/w1252ToISO/ = *new* HashMap();
*/w1252ToISO/**.put(**new** Character(**'\u0080'**),
**"Euro"**);*
/w1252ToISO/.put(*new* Character('\u0082'), ",");
/w1252ToISO/.put(*new* Character('\u0083'), "f");
/w1252ToISO/.put(*new* Character('\u0085'), "...");
It means, that if you are using the 'ISO-8859-1' response character
encoding, which is the default one in Jahia, you will get your '€'
character (unicode \u0080) replaced with the text 'Euro'.
Hope this helps.
Kind regards.
Sergiy.
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Fwd: euro symbol
I'm still having the same issue here.
Anyone tried to alter tidy in a way that characters get escaped
differently?
Regards,
Tom
From: *tom ** <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
Date: 19-Jul-2006 10:38
Subject: euro symbol
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[email protected]>
Hi all,
when you put a euro symbol in the htmleditor ( € ) for bigtext, it
gets converted to "Euro" (spelled out).
When you put € in the source, it displays as a symbol, but next
time you open the editor, and push the ok button, it gets converted to
letters again.
Does anybody know how I can configure tidy or htmlarea so that € gets
escaped as "€" instead of "Euro" ?
Regards,
Tom
