Hi Nikos,

 

You are right Kannel did the job.

So it is not a Kannel issue.

Now it is a PHP (or at least at the web server side) issue.

I made some progress on that by reading a lot about UTF-X and Unicode, but I 
have not reached yet what I would call a working solution.

Interested persons can contact me off list.

 

Regards,

 

Tshimanga.

 

From: Nikos Balkanas [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Monday 24 August 2009 17:24
To: Tshimanga Minkoka
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: problem while special characters (such as lowercase Latin I 
withdieresis)

 

Hi,

 

That's exactly what you should get when you choose mo-recode. Text is converted 
to UTF-8 and %C3%AF is UTF-8 for i with diaeresis.

 

BR,

Nikos

        ----- Original Message ----- 

        From: Tshimanga Minkoka <mailto:[email protected]>  

        To: users <mailto:[email protected]>  

        Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 6:36 PM

        Subject: problem while special characters (such as lowercase Latin I 
withdieresis)

         

        Hi All,

         

        I have a problem when I receive some special characters from a mobile 
handset.

        The text typed in in the mobile is "kasaο". The word ends with a 
lowercase Latin I with dieresis.

        Kannel receives it and the smsbox calls the URL with the following 
values:

         

        ascii [%a] = %00k%00a%00s%00a%00%EF

        coding [%c] = 2

        charset [%C] = UTF-16BE

        dcs [%O] = 08

         

        When I set the parameter

        mo-recode = true

        in the smsbox group, I then receive

         

        ascii [%a] = kasa%C3%AF

        coding [%c] = 0

        charset [%C] = UTF-8

        dcs [%O] = 00

         

        In the tables (I've googled a lot) I can see a correspondence between 
%EF and lowercase Latin I with dieresis.

        But then to what Kannel has translated %EF to %C3%AF?

         

        Ideally I would like to receive something as "kasai" in my PHP script 
(the one that is called by the URL).

         

        If someone has faced a similar problem or has some clues to point me 
to, I will really appreciate.

         

        Best regards,

         

        Tshimanga Minkoka.

         

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