Hello Luis,
I am Lucien Gentis, working on french translation project.
fr.xml file headers are the same as those of es.xml
I noticed that if we edit xml files in UTF8 encoding, we don't need to
use HTML entities ; accented characters can be written directly, and
they are displayed in HTML files with encoding specified in lang file
header (for example ISO-8859-1 for es.xml, UTF-8 for ja.xml, EUC-KR for
ko.xml).
Points to verify :
--- What character encoding do you use in your text editor and what text
editor do you use ?
For me : vim-gtk, UTF8 encoding
--- What charset did you specified in your es.xml when you changed it ?
--- You say "i have tried yesterday to change the charset of the
/style/lang/es.xml to see if it generates the html" : what html file do
you mean ?
--- When you display generated HTML file (a httpd doc manual page, I
suppose), what browser do you use, and what character encoding does it
detect ?
For me : Firefox or IE : character encoding specified in lang file
header is automatically detected.
Lucien
Le 15/01/2016 06:42, Luis Gil a écrit :
Hello:
I was wondering, how could we work with the accents and not with the
html code of them, i have tried yesterday to change the charset of
the /style/lang/es.xml to see if it generates the html, it does but
at the time to open the html file in the browser, it gives me the
autogenerated code and no html page like it should be, so i changed it
back to what it was at the beginning, but still the same issue.
I would appreciate any light in this that i´m getting confused.
Thank you in advance.
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