Vaska.WSG skrev:
The Chinese websites I have looked up have latin1 style urls...no sign
of Chinese text anywhere in there.
Look at:
http://zh.wikipedia.org/
Works in FF1 & IE6 and the URLs look really nice in Opera8 (and
sometimes in IE too).
I have no other browsers here right now.
Seems
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tee
From: Vaska.WSG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Date: Mon, 6 Jun 2005 21:32:08 +0200
To: wsg@webstandardsgroup.org
Subject: Re: [WSG] problem with utf-8 page encoding
tee, or really any Chinese person on this list,
one thing that I've been cuious
tee:
These are domains but the one Anders provided does have a path in Japanese
character, and it works in FF.
http://www.w3.org/International/tests/sec-iri-3
I looked at ja.wikipedia.org and they use this practise.
What doesn't always works well, is links from pages with other charsets
th
Subject: Re: [WSG] problem with utf-8 page encoding
>
> tee, or really any Chinese person on this list,
>
> one thing that I've been cuious about is how do you deal with creating
> urls. this could sound extremely naive and i'm sorry for that. it's
> my underst
More in-depth information here:
http://www.w3.org/International/articles/idn-and-iri/
Anders Nawroth skrev:
this wouldn't be possible...
http://www.定会利用此次选秀.com/定会利用此次选秀/定会利用此次选秀.php
According to W3C it shold be possible, look at:
http://www.w3.org/International/tests/#iri
IE needs a plu
this wouldn't be possible...
http://www.定会利用此次选秀.com/定会利用此次选秀/定会利用此次选秀.php
According to W3C it shold be possible, look at:
http://www.w3.org/International/tests/#iri
IE needs a plugin to enable IDN: (Internationalized Domain Names)
http://www.idnnow.com/
/Anders
tee, or really any Chinese person on this list,
one thing that I've been cuious about is how do you deal with creating urls. this could sound extremely naive and i'm sorry for that. it's my understanding that use of latin1 characters only is allowed to make a url...or create folders etc...
http
> http://www.vaska.com/wsg/08test.php
>
>> We also need to know os/ver and browser/ver it occurs on to emulate
>> it.
>
> OSX 10.3.9...Safari, Firefox, Mozilla, IE...
>
Hi Vaska, you Chinese text showing up fine on Mac, including IE 5.2.
My personal experience, unicode Simplified Chinese is les
On 6/5/05, Vaska. WSG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not sure what the deal is, but when I bring up a page in my system
> it doesn't encode properly at first. I have to go the browser options
> and change it to utf-8. The funny thing is that utf-8 is my default as
> set in all my browsers.
<...
You really need to give us the URL of the page that this occurs on so others can test it.
It's on my dev server. If you really want to see a test page (where the images aren't working and alot of the css is totally in outerspace right now) it's here.
http://www.vaska.com/wsg/08test.php
We also
Peter Firminger skrev:
Unicode isn't a simple fix-all solution. It makes it easy for simple
things like European keyboard inputs (French, German, Spanish etc.)
but once you get to the non-latin charsets it gets difficult. I don't
believe (though I haven't read the docs for a while now) tha
Hi Vaska,
You really need to give us the URL of the page that this occurs
on so others can test it.
We also need to know os/ver and browser/ver it occurs on to
emulate it.
Opening it as
a local file is not a good test (unless the page is destined for a CD-ROM or
Kiosk). These things ca
I'm not sure what the deal is, but when I bring up a page in my system it doesn't encode properly at first. I have to go the browser options and change it to utf-8. The funny thing is that utf-8 is my default as set in all my browsers.
This is my header...
Page title
etc...etc...
And in m
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