Hello, Lima!
AT> if you want the form data to be encoded with charset XXX
AT> you need your page to have content type with charset XXX.
LIMA> <form (...) enctype="multipart/form-data">
AT> As far as I know enctype here is not required.
LIMA> But why when i modify or remove the enctype from <form> tag, the browser
LIMA> seems to "forget" the correct charset of these form fields ?
Interesting.. So you are issuing a page
Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
it has a form w/o enc-type and the browser does not
encode the non-latin text you type in UTF-8?
What browser are you using?
What OS are you on?
If it is Windows, what are the regional settings?
Is it an English or a localized version of Windows?
What language are you typing in?
For more information could you attach the result of
wget -s "http://your.site:your-port/your-app/your-page.jsp";
to your mail? (If you're on Windows and do not have wget.exe
already, http://tagunov.tripod.com should have directions on
where to download windows port of wget from).
With wishes of most success in creating localized web
applications, Anton
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