Re: Encoding problems, still!

[Tuomo L]

On Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Joerg Heinicke wrote:

On 28.10.2004 21:35, Tuomo L wrote:

We're having some serious encoding problems. This happens only with the @href attributes in html, when using characters like �, � and � (in Finnish alphabet). Form encoding works just fine. I've gone through all the threads concerning encoding (other people having encoding problems too). No luck so far. Is this still an issue in Cocoon? Could someone please tell what's wrong?

What's the page encoding? Forms work like expected? Just the links don't work? This normally points to a different page encoding than UTF-8 as link requests are encoded in UTF-8 while form requests are encoded in page encoding. I don't think it is a Cocoon issue.

Joerg

Thanks Joerg,

According to IE, the page encoding is set to UTF-8. The
container-encoding and form-encoding in web.xml (Tomcat) are set to UTF-8.
HTMLSerializer is set to use UTF-8 (mime-type="text/html; charset=utf-8")
and has the parameter <encoding>UTF-8</encoding>. The xsl stylesheets use
ISO-8859-1, though. I've also tried setting everything to ISO-8859-1, but
the problem with the href-attributes in html remains. Mozilla Firefox
shows the characters correctly when doing "view source", but if I save the
document on disk and open with ASCII-editor, the encoding is wrong there
with both IE and Mozilla. So maybe it's not a browser problem?

Here's an example:

<a href="��" foo="��">��</a>

becomes:

<a href="%C3%A4%C3%B6" foo="&auml;&ouml;">&auml;&ouml;</a>

when it should read (I think):

<a href="&auml;&ouml;" foo="&auml;&ouml;">&auml;&ouml;</a>

What's happening?

-Tuomo

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