I was using the JIS charset in order to prevent those sort of
problems. The page is actually for a Japanese site.
I did seem to of sorted it out though. I simply removed the { } that
were around the destination address.
Duh! I figured they were needed for some sort of 'magical' code to
work.
var content =
'<div id="mytext" ><a href="http://www.google.co.jp/maps?
saddr={start_address}&daddr=大泉いちご園 @36.24237,139.424057">Linky</a></
div>';
On Feb 9, 7:54 pm, Martin Matysiak <[email protected]> wrote:
> This is probably a charset issue. You are using Shift_JIS, while Google uses
> UTF-8 character encoding. So your link probably gets encoded with your
> charset (i.e. the characters are "transformed" to %91 %E5 %90 %F2 etc. in
> the URL) and google tries to decode them with UTF-8, in which these
> character codes might have a different meaning -> the wrong characters are
> displayed.
> Did you try to change you website encoding to UTF-8?
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