I haven't had any multilingual registration since Opensrs moved, however I DO get "Invalid XML or unsupported high-end ASCII" when there's any high-ascii character (> 127) in any contact field.
Support told me I can't include any high-ascii char at contact information, but prior to the last update this was possible, so I guess this could probably be some kind of bug, rather than a new restriction (or it may be indeed a new restriction, but there's a bug when registering multilingual, I haven't tested this). By the moment we've restricted high-ascii chars in our registration forms, but as our customers are Spaniards, they would be happier if the system allows again "S�nchez", "Mu�oz", etc in their contact information :-) Regards, David S�nchez At 10:55 29/12/2001 +0900, you wrote: >is anyone having problems registering multilingual domains? > >we are getting errors registering multilingual domain registrations after >opensrs servers moved... we were registering korean domains >(UTF-8) without any problems before opensrs servers moved, but after the >servers moved we have not been able to register any > domains through our cgi, which has NOT changed. no upgrades have been > done to our server either. > >this is the error we keep getting: Invalid XML or unsupported high-end ASCII > >i would hope opensrs is looking into this carefully as we can register >domains through the reseller interface fine but NOT through our cgi, which >has not > been modified in any way, nor has it's environment(server, perl, web > server software, etc) > >support doesn't seem to be too helpful at this moment :( > >GaGaDomain, >Michael Park David S�nchez Veloxia Network,S.L. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
