> All those double spaces, and the places where it ignored the comma,
> makes me wonder if its a unicode translation thing. Like maybe the
> form is expecting utf-8, or maybe the js is actually using ASCII --
> but you're pasting in from some other character set.
I suspect that it is a double-byte character set conversion issue.
The script uses javascript the native split(",") function to chop the
lines into separate values. and that function may not handle Unicode
characters very well. There might be a fix by calling on
convertUnicodeToUtf8(...) before trying to split the CSV data... but
that might also break the handling for the more usual single-byte
character sets. I'll have to experiment a bit. If I don't have an
answer by next week, 'bump' this thread to remind me...
-e
Eric Shulman
TiddlyTools / ELS Design Studios
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