Hello,
I am trying to use the textile filter with Template Toolkit, but the
character set gets messed up.
I'm not sure whether I'm using the right code, so here's what I have
done so far:
- installed the latest versions of Text::Textile and
Template::Plugin::Textile
- use Text::Textile at the beginning of the perl script
- <% use Textile %> at the beginning of the template, and wrap the
textile'd text in <% filter textile %>
The filter works fine, only the character set is a problem: while the
text is encoded in utf-8, it gets displayed as plain ascii (i.e. German
umlauts and other diacritical characters get messed up).
When I print the same text in the template, without the textile filter,
all characters get displayed correctly.
Alternatively, when textile processes the text in the perl script,
invoked with:
$text = Text::Textile->new;
$text->charset('utf-8');
$tect->process($text_to_process);
- everything is fine, too, so I suspect there is some error in the way
the textile filter handles character sets in my setup.
I'd appreciate any help on this,
best regards,
Birgit Kellner
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