On Wednesday, May 18, 2011, 7:53:39, RS wrote:
As far as I remember you can have parts of the page in one coding and
the other part in other coding. Enforcing the coding from Header would
mess up such messages - my second thought.
I'm talking about the MIME part header, not the global
Hello Marek,
On Tue, 17 May 2011 21:23:19 +0200 GMT (18/May/11, 2:23 AM +0700 GMT),
Marek Mikus wrote:
If it's improper coding matter - manual switch to Chinese coding
and back to UTF-8 should not change anything, right?
The problem is likely that HTML encoding and MIME part encoding
Hi Raymund,
I can understand that they have problem with Chinese characters on
Polish/English OS but improper displaying of Polish characters
coded in UTF-8 on Polish OS is a bit too much
Please check if it is a HTML message that uses incorrect encoding
information.
It's
Hi Raymund,
I can understand that they have problem with Chinese characters on
Polish/English OS but improper displaying of Polish characters
coded in UTF-8 on Polish OS is a bit too much
Please check if it is a HTML message that uses incorrect encoding
information.
If
Hi Raymund,
If it's improper coding matter - manual switch to Chinese coding
and back to UTF-8 should not change anything, right?
The problem is likely that HTML encoding and MIME part encoding
differ. TB! picks the wrong one and if you switch it is forced to use
the correct one.
On Tuesday, May 17, 2011, 21:23:19, Marek Mikus wrote:
TB uses META tag defined in HTML page, what is wrong with it?
Shouldn't the charset defined in headers take precedence? At least in
HTTP, the charset in HTTP headers always overrides any meta tags.
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Jernej Simončič
Dear Marek,
RS If it's improper coding matter - manual switch to Chinese
RS coding and back to UTF-8 should not change anything, right?
Raymund The problem is likely that HTML encoding and MIME part
Raymund encoding differ. TB! picks the wrong one and if you switch
Raymund it is
Hi Marek,
Screens were uploaded.
Wasn't able to upload them - tried a few times.
Will try later.
SYSTEM OUTPUT below:
APPLICATION ERROR #FILE_MOVE_FAILED
Please use the Back button in your web browser to return to the
previous page. There you can correct whatever problems were
Hi Raymund,
The problem is likely that HTML encoding and MIME part encoding
differ. TB! picks the wrong one and if you switch it is forced to use
the correct one.
TB uses META tag defined in HTML page, what is wrong with it?
No need to defend TB! here :-)
I loved it when I stumbled into v4
Hi Jernej,
TB uses META tag defined in HTML page, what is wrong with it?
Shouldn't the charset defined in headers take precedence? At least in
HTTP, the charset in HTTP headers always overrides any meta tags.
Marek is right here that TB! behaviour as decoding HTML is proper.
As far as I
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