I've got it:
name=name.encode('UTF-8')
On 3 jul, 13:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am having quite a bad time with the type encoding. (using spanish
> accents). In order to get the string literals working I convert them
> to unicode without problems (I first had to figure out that this is
> necessary).
> Thist works:
> flash(u"Proveedor %s añadido." % name)
> This doesn't work (because of the ñ)
> flash("Proveedor %s añadido." % name)
>
> The following works as long as the name doesn't contain any accents:
> def add(self, name):
> provider = model.Provider(name=name)
>
> How do I get this working for the whole character set including é, è,
> ñ, etc.?
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