On Jan 10, 12:36 am, Steve <[email protected]> wrote: > Marker titles on my web pages in the maps section display ASCII > characters instead of text in Chrome and FF. IE 7 displays everything > right. Here is a link to a page. It's a bilingual English/Arabic > website. Your help with this is much appreciated.
I think you have uncovered a problem with IE behaving abnormally. Chrome and Firefox appear to be doing things right; and IE6 does what they do too (although it has difficulty with RTL text and doesn't right-justify the infoWindow) Your maps are actually here: http://www.aqaraqar.com/User/GoogleMap/Default.aspx?Latitude=31.9996&Longitude=36.00915&ShowEntries=true&FreeDescription=Offered+for+sale&GoogleDescription= (that provides a URL-encoded FreeDescription similar to your example); and the infoWindow shows that URL-encoded string. So your ASP code needs to decode the string provided for the infoWindow contents before it's written out to the browser. Presumably it isn't doing that. It's possible you will also have problems with UTF-8 encoding of the Arabic text, but one step at a time... Andrew
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