On Thursday 18 December 2008 21:35:59 Zeth wrote: > 2008/12/18 John Pinner <[email protected]>: > >> After clicking the button, I get an error 500: Page can not be displayed > > > > The problem is that us Brits don't understand Unicode. > > Unicode, horrible stuff, it worked with the one Finnish text I tried, > but that was clearly not exotic enough. It didn't lose the talk > though, it is there in the database.
I tried a few times with ISO-8859-15 stuff in the biographical details and contact address. > Roll on Python 3 when us English speakers can forget about Unicode > again without hurting anyone ;) That's what you think! ;-) > > In Zeth's absence I've (hopefully) fixed it. > > Well done you. I have committed your changes to the bzr repo to be > preserved for prosperity. I'll resubmit my fake submission tomorrow just to check that I'm not doing anything else that can be described as more exotic than Finnish. Paul P.S. I'm still quite amused by the Py3K Unicode enthusiasm, especially when it's from the Django people, some of whom were pretty late to the Unicode table as I recall. I'll admit that I made a similar "500 error" Unicode slip-up recently, though: I forgot to tell PostgreSQL to be a full Unicode citizen... _______________________________________________ Europython-improve mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython-improve
