> I believe you should wrap your data with cfprocessingdirective tag.
I tried cfprocessingdirective with the following pageencodings with no change
in behavior: windows-1252, windows-950, windows-936, big5, utf-8. Same thing
happens - if I put any sort of html tag around the Chin
> I believe you should wrap your data with cfprocessingdirective tag.
I tried cfprocessingdirective with the following pageencodings with no change
in behavior: windows-1252, windows-950, windows-936, big5, utf-8. Same thing
happens - if I put any sort of html tag around the Chin
I believe you should wrap your data with cfprocessingdirective tag.
-Original Message-
From: James Dodge [mailto:h...@bananachunks.com]
Sent: Monday, March 05, 2012 11:57 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: CF9/Win2008 CFDocument/PDF Chinese characters not showing if wrapped
with an HTML tag
Hi
Hi all.
CM9. CFDocument. PDF. Chinese characters. Ugh. When first migrating from
CM7 to CM9, producing a PDF document, via CFDocument, containing Chinese
characters, the characters would not show in the PDF (though they showed just
fine in HTML or FlashPaper), which seems to be a known
Randy Messer wrote:
> Don't know how this sounds to others, but it works like a charm.
it sounds like "re-inventing the wheel" to me ;-)
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Nick Gleason wrote:
> We have a client who wants our CF based application to display chinese
> characters. We've done a bit of research but haven't been able to pull it
> off yet. So, I wanted to see if others have figured that out and have any
> words of advice to sha
, 2008 4:41 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Chinese characters in CF
>We have a client who wants our CF based application to display chinese
>characters. We've done a bit of research but haven't been able to pull it
>off yet. So, I wanted to see if others have figured that out and
>We have a client who wants our CF based application to display chinese
>characters. We've done a bit of research but haven't been able to pull it
>off yet. So, I wanted to see if others have figured that out and have any
>words of advice to sha
you'd be outputting unicode. hopefully your client will have either big5 or
gb font package installed already.
have fun coding error messages and whatnot in unicode. hehe
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We have a client who wants our CF based application to display chinese
characters. We've done a bit of research but haven't been able to pull it
off yet. So, I wanted to see if others have figured that out and have any
words of advice to share.
Tha
What Jochem said regarding using CF5. It can be done but you won't
find anyone touching the topic as its ... well its just too horrible,
especially since Unicode has been an available tool for *years*.
As to mySQL, you don't need mySQL 4.1 This page uses CF 6.1 and mySQL 4.0.24
http://foohbar.c
chad gray wrote:
>
> Maybe my question should have been phrased... can i use CF 5 and MySQL for
> Chinese characters?
You can. But you don't want to.
> I need to figure out if the ISP that i am thinking about using (who is still
> on 5, but on the latest version of MyS
Thanks Jochem!
Maybe my question should have been phrased... can i use CF 5 and MySQL for
Chinese characters?
I need to figure out if the ISP that i am thinking about using (who is still on
5, but on the latest version of MySQL) is worth hosting with.
What is the minimum combo? Anyone know
Yeah, 4.1 and MX. And make sure you enable unicode in your datasource
settings with "useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=UTF8" in the
connection string box (or appended to the URL, if you're using the
updated connector/J driver via the 'other' driver type).
cheers,
barneyb
On 5/5/05, chad gray <[E
chad gray wrote:
> What is the official combo of MySQL and CF to support complex languages?
I think English is a pretty complex language. And SQL is also
very complex :-)
> I have heard that you have to have 4.1 MySQL and you have to have MX.
That is the best combo. Make sure you add the follo
What is the official combo of MySQL and CF to support complex languages?
I have heard that you have to have 4.1 MySQL and you have to have MX.
Thanks!
Chad
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-Original Message-
From: Paul Hastings [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 March 2005 14:05
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Chinese Characters
Dwayne Cole wrote:
> What's the best approach?
both.
> 1). Translate the text before displaying
for the p
Dwayne Cole wrote:
> What's the best approach?
both.
> 1). Translate the text before displaying
for the program text (prompts, etc.) stick these in resource bundles
(rb). you can use a tool like icu4j's rbManager to create & manage
these. you can find it here:
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/
Enter the text as Chinese into the DB and display it as such - how on earth
are you going to do 1)? I gather you are on CFMMX?
-Original Message-
From: Dwayne Cole [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 March 2005 13:27
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Chinese Characters
I have a CMS system that
I have a CMS system that takes english characters.
I have a client that wants part of the site to be in Chinese.
What's the best approach?
1). Translate the text before displaying
or
2). Enter chinese text into the database.
In any case I need help. Please :-)
Dwayne D. Cole, MS in MIS,
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