Al-Dhahir, Haitham wrote:
> J.Pietschmann is right in saying that the characters are coming from the
> database - I am storing them there, pulling them out and inserting them into
> my XML which is then being converted using FOP. E.g. I am storing "ð"
> in the database, which I then hope will beco
,
Haitham.
-Original Message-
From: J.Pietschmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 04 October 2002 21:07
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Extended Unicode Characters
Oleg Tkachenko wrote:
> Your said you got ð in pdf, that looks like some problem with
> escaping in xslt, chances a
Oleg Tkachenko wrote:
> Your said you got ð in pdf, that looks like some problem with
> escaping in xslt, chances are you are using disable-output-escaping,
> aren't you?
I guess it comes as a string from a DB. D-o-e wouldn't
work unless the transformation result was serialized.
J.Pietschmann
Al-Dhahir, Haitham wrote:
> Does FOP provide support for extended Latin Uncode characters like the
> Icelandic ð (#00F0) or Í (#00CD)? My initial testing suggests that it does
> not, for example I have inserted ð into my XML, and in the PDF
> output, instead of ð I just get ð. Any ideas on this?
Hi all,
Does FOP provide support for extended Latin Uncode characters like the
Icelandic ð (#00F0) or Í (#00CD)? My initial testing suggests that it does
not, for example I have inserted ð into my XML, and in the PDF
output, instead of ð I just get ð. Any ideas on this?
Thanks,
Haitham.
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