On 19/04/07, Tobias Kremer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> According to `perldoc utf8` and perluniintro, "use utf8" is required
> if the source containts utf-8 in the source code - even for just
> string constants/literals.
I just read that, too :) On the other hand: A simple (utf8-encoded)
perl-script containing just:
print "<insert-favourite-umlauts-here>\n";
works perfectly!
Can you try outputting the page with `./script/myapp_test.pl /page-with-form`
(you'll probably need to add a suitable ?query to force a submission
with errors)
and see if the output is double encoded at that stage?
(assuming you have a utf-8 console)
Also, what html head meta-tags are you outputting?
Are you sending:
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
Do the HTTP headers include:
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
(btw, I almost unintentially send this off-list. It shouldn't be
necessary for you to send the message to:me and cc:the-list. I'm on
the list, so just a to:the-list should be fine and will ensure that my
reply goes to the list).
Cheers,
Carl
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