Johan, ...a note; I just 'plonked' Exhibit into an LAMP-server and ran the JSON-file with (President) Håkan Röde of Håkanstenen, buried at Hovgården, Adelsö, Mälaren. Not a very successful attempt -- especially with 'Adelsö' and 'Mälaren' processed as list-facets.
* >>Until a tagged API 2.0, I'll just keep-off polling the old 'onji'/'moji' >>then. >Um, I think we may have lost one another now. I tried to say there should be no known i18n issues with >neither 1.0 nor 2.0, but that 1.0 had working localization too, as an added bonus. -> Oh, I'm just jesting; 'onji' and 'moji' are the phonetic- and character-symbolsets of japanese -- two of those, (2) that is, in the same language. --> Do take a look at http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/Unicode.html. I especially like the part about "What do web browsers do if they don't find any Content-Type, either in the http headers or the meta tag?". Also take a look at the idea of Machine Translation Controlled Language Translation Standards at http://www.muegge.cc/, to understand what I'm aiming at regarding the JSON-files. ** >> Now, I final thought, I wonder how the Javascript API escapes [pun] >> the recently added non-ASCII URL's. No respone needed -- I'm just >> saying... :) > Is your problem that you are failing to load data files from urls like http://räksmörgås.nu/? -> Yep, that's what I'm talking about; Ascii compatible encoding (Ace -- a misnomer at best). In theory, turning the above adress into www.xn--rksmrgs-5waolo.se in Exhibit. In reality and a default MSIE7, a non-clickable link, when using links in 'Exhibit Details'. Likewise In MF2, entering limbo-land at, say, http://www.h agen-dazs.se/. --> I prefer the http://www.häagen-dazs.com/ or the tastier http://www.häagen-dazs.se, as examples. *** >As mentioned, we'd be able to help you debug your issues if you gave an example URL to the exhibit you >are having problems with (or one exhibiting the same issues, if the data is private). -> I'll 'whip-something-together', in time, and we'll see. Keeping it simple, it probably turns out as 'H? R? of H?stenen, buried at Hovg[][][], Adels[], M?' -- read as 'Håkan Röde of Håkanstenen, buried at Hovgården, Adelsö, Mälaren' by 'non ASCII'-folks. Non-clickable, of course. // Pat _______________________________________________ General mailing list [email protected] http://simile.mit.edu/mailman/listinfo/general
