Hi, > > It seems that since the upgrade to embperl 2.1 a bug has been > introduced when generating links and using utf-8. > I have for example this code in one of my embperl pages: > > <a > href="add-record.epl?table=raduser&subtable=raduser_dialin &defval_fk_radaccesstype=1&defval_fk_division=[+ > $fk_division +]&defval_clientname=[+ $cli entname > +]&defval_zip=[+ $zip +]&defval_city=[+ $city > +]&defval_street=[+ $street +]&defval_phone=[+ $phone > +]&defval_fk_radacct_dialin=[+ $fk_radacct_dialin + > ]&ignore=fk_radaccesstype">Add similar</a> > > If a var inserted with [+ +] contains a german 'Umlaut' or a > 'sharp S' the link isn't ok (or maybe the handling of the > encoded cgi var...). >
Since 2.1 Embperl honours Perl's UTF-8 Flag (see http://perl.apache.org/embperl/pod/doc/Embperl.-page-12-.htm) So in case your variables has the UTF-8 Flag set and it isn't UTF-8 something might go wrong. You can check if your variable has the UTF-8 set with the module Devel::Peek. You can turn the UTF-8 flag on and off with Encode::_utf8_on/off, but you should know what your are doing to not create more confusion. If this all seems to be correct, it would be great if you can create a small example which reproduces the error Gerald ** Virus checked by BB-5000 Mailfilter ** --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
