Octavian Rasnita wrote:
I am accessing www.google.com which redirects to www.google.ro, or
www.google.com/ncr
That is an auto-handshake between your browser and google.
It means you've properly set-up what Language(s) you want
first and google is trying to be helpful.
(In a previous note I said th
I am accessing www.google.com which redirects to www.google.ro, or
www.google.com/ncr
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which google url are you accessing?
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> >Oh thanks, this is helpful.
> >I can see that it is very complicated to use Unicode standards.
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> well it can be. But if you've got a new browser (mozilla 1.6), and a
ers don't really support UTF-8 well - so they send content in native
encodings instead.
Teddy
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> I think it's your font support.
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> Go to http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/utf8.html
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> This multilingual page has strings in many languages
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
It seems that something's wrong because Internet Explorer automaticly
chooses UTF-8 encoding, but it doesn't display the text correctly.
In fact, I don't know which is the problem because I read the text from the
screen using a screen reader (I am blind) but I can read othe
lind) but I can read other UTF encoded
pages like Google's page, without problems.
Thank you.
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I'd say the problem is that the content of your page is not in fact in
UTF-8. Telling the browser that it is is one thing, but that doesn't make
the content itself UTF-8 encoded.
Are you sure you can actually create a UTF-8 encoded file?
If you create a web page using Mozilla Composer ( part of
Teddy
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> >I have tried those modules and others like Encode, and they p
is a UTF-8 file.
Thank you anyway.
Teddy
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ich sets the page encoding to iso-8859-1 (west european) by default.
The members of the above alias will be able to provide more support.
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> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone know how could I print a UTF-8 HTML page (like Google's one)?
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> Which modules I need to use?
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> Is perl able to do that?
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> Thank you.
>
You may find some useful help in,
perldoc perluniintro
perldoc perlunicode
perldoc utf8
I suspect it can, just don't know mu
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