Re: Problem displaying UTF8 characters in HTML generated by a Per l script

2003-01-23 Thread michael monaghan
FYI: Netscape 7 is way better than Netscape 6.x - in many respects. Glad I could be of help. -mm -- http://sun.com/globalization/ Tay, William wrote: Thanks for the hint, Mike, that leads me to try displaying it on Netscape 6.2. And it works!! I had previously tried on

RE: Problem displaying UTF8 characters in HTML generated by a Per l script

2003-01-23 Thread Tay, William
Thanks for the hint, Mike, that leads me to try displaying it on Netscape 6.2. And it works!! I had previously tried on IE5.5. As advised, IE6 should be offering better service. Thanks to all who replied my mail. Will -Original Message- From: michael monaghan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] S

Re: Problem displaying UTF8 characters in HTML generated by a Perl script

2003-01-23 Thread michael monaghan
Tay, I'm not sure about your code, but you can quickly check if it's a font problem by going to http://www.columbia.edu/kermit/utf8.html . This page, encoded in utf-8, displays many languages (including Russian). If the Russian renders correctly, then it's not a font issue. BTW: In my

Re: Problem displaying UTF8 characters in HTML generated by a Perl sc ript

2003-01-23 Thread Andreas J. Koenig
> On Thu, 23 Jan 2003 15:00:33 -0500, "Tay, William" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >said: > I am developing a Web application using Perl and a database. The Perl script is > responsible for getting data from the database and then generate a HTML page. The > data to be retrieved is encoded in UTF8

Problem displaying UTF8 characters in HTML generated by a Perl sc ript

2003-01-23 Thread Tay, William
Hi,   I am developing a Web application using Perl and a database. The Perl script is responsible for getting data from the database and then generate a HTML page. The data to be retrieved is encoded in UTF8. Here's part of my script:   ... print( start_html( { -head=>meta({-http_equiv=>'Cont