Hi, some days ago I made a posting about a problem with umlauts. I the meantime I made some progress in fixing the issue (at least sort of) and decided to start a new topic as in my eyes this is a different case.
The problem with the umlauts or UTF-8 is caused by the javascript when using PPR. If I disable PPR, enter the text "Böhm" in an input field, the actual POST message contains "B%C3%B6mh", the UTF-8 encoding of "ö". When I enable PPR, the transmitted value is actually "Böhm" , so no UTF-8 encoding here and the server doesn't know how to handle it. I wrote a little javascript function which replaces "ö" with the corresponding encodings so that the transmitted string looks like "Böhm" and voila, the according string on the server side does indeed contain the value "Böhm". So my guess is, that the javascript library which comes with Trinidad doesn't recognize, that the page encoding is set to UTF-8 and therefore sends the string as entered in the input box and doesn't do any conversion where neccessary. Is this a bug? Or am I missing something? Cheers Simon -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/-TRINIDAD--Issue-with-Trinidad%27s-javascript-and-UTF-8-tp27988154p27988154.html Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
