I am also having some problems with encodings now - but I *thing*
whenever you get this kind of problem its because somewhere along the
way some configuration is wrong - don"t know if you"re using property
files. are they saved in the right encoding? are your templates saved in
the right encoding? etc.
Hacer Soran wrote:
The special chars in the page came out with "?" that's why I couldn't use it.
The text coming from the db are ok but static ones were the problem. I suppose I need to
use the numeric char reference in the template for the static text.
I think, the problem still exists for the chars that are not in UTF-8. Am I missing a point here?
Ron Piterman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: why not use UTF8 (unicode) ?
Hacer Soran wrote:
Hi,
I am developing an international site which requires to display text in all possible languages. Currently it supports Turkish and French. I have used ISO-8859-9 to support both. I need to Add other languages soon e.g. Greek which is ISO-8859-7. Is it possible to change the template-encoding in the application or use one to support all?
Thanks in advance, your help is much appreciated.
H
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