On 22.10.2005, at 00:40, Christopher wrote: > I'll have a go at providing you with the info:
... > > "http://www.joffer.net/testutf8.html"; should have read: > <snip> > Can I write my norwegian characters: æ ø å Æ Ø Å > </snip> > I did open the url from here, to find the usual suspect, a non utf-8 file. I felt free to republish your file at http://jot.at.subik.com/~yellow/ testutf8.html (you'll notice this webserver is not set to utf-8 but to iso 8859-1 (better known as western latin 1) because of other users there). I also converted your latin1 encoding to utf-8, using a desktop editor, the output can be found at http://jot.at.subik.com/~yellow/the-real-utf8-test.html which obviously is displayed wrong since it doesn't have the meta tag for utf8 anymore (that morten if i recall correctly was complaining about) the browser don't know about the utf-8 encoding. so if you can't configure the webserver for correctly setting the encoding on the document please set it via meta tags as last resort. matthias ps: on the commandline iconv -f iso-8859-1 -t utf-8 testutf8.html would convert the file to utf-8 _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
