* Michael Lackhoff [02/11/2009 20:38] :
Thanks for the hint! But isn't it better then to tackle the problem
right at the root:
$webapp-query-charset('UTF-8'); # works!
Probably. I've always felt that the most appropriate solution would be
for CGI to default to UTF-8.
because this would set
Hello,
I'm interested to know what others are doing to implement mobile
browser detection logic.
The path we're currently considering here is a post of this logic to
Perl:
http://www.brainhandles.com/techno-thoughts/detecting-mobile-browsers
We will likely publish the resulting Perl code so
On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 12:15 AM, Michael Lackhoff
lackh...@zbmed.uni-koeln.de wrote:
On 03.11.2009 01:22 Cees Hek wrote:
Have a look at this perlmonks post by Rhesa:
http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=651574
Thanks Cees (and of course Rhesa), this is exactly what I need!
Since you are the
On 03.11.2009 23:27 Cees Hek wrote:
However, I guess you should ensure that any data that you send to TT
is utf8 encoded.
That's exactly the problem. I pass lots of RDBO objects into the
templates and those should contain decoded (UTF-8 flag on) data, not
UTF-8 octets, so I guess encoding the
