> The initial default encoding for documents is the same as > the Windows system code page (GetACP()). As user chooses an > encoding from the View.Encoding menu, it becomes the new > default. My own experimentation with IE5 indicates that it only becomes the new default if the user has Auto-Select (in the View > Encoding menu) off. When Auto-Select is on, the default (and thus, document.defaultCharset) cannot be changed. Regardless of the Auto-Select setting, user selections do change how the current document is interpreted (and thus, document.charset is modified). -Mike
- Re: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Michael \(michka\) Kaplan
- RE: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Jonathan Rosenne
- Re: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Michael \(michka\) Kaplan
- Re: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... 11digitboy
- RE: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Mike Brown
- RE: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Leon Spencer
- Re: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Antoine Leca
- RE: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Alan Wood
- Re: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Michael \(michka\) Kaplan
- FW: How-To handle i18n when you don't know chars... Chris Wendt
- Mike Brown
