Re: Inserting an Event

Sat, 29 Jul 2006 13:07:00 -0700

The encoding of the XML depends on the defined charset of the XML.. meaning, if you state the xml is US-ASCII, it has to be encoded that way. Most likely you may want to use UTF-8 (as this the most accepted format) and hence you should be encoding the xml using that charset definition, and declaring your xml to be UTF-8 (or whatever you fancy) as well.

Frank Mantek

On 7/29/06, chrism <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

yes, that was it...

i have a different question though.   what type of encoding should
string values hold

if i put a string value up with an & symbol it blows up the post...
should these be uri encoded? html encoding doesnt seem to work.



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