or you could use the html entity thing (&#nnnn;) here too, right?
Jonathan Locke wrote:
shouldn't the actual HTML file be in unicode? (you would need a unicode text editor)
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Hi,
I just added a chinese (or at least something that looks like it using Babelfish) version of the input form. I am strugling with unicode support and the parsing of the template.
More specifically, I want to create a button that uses unicode like this:
<img wicket:id="resetButtonImage" value="buttonFactory:reset:\u53D6\u6D88"/>
Somehow, when parsing the templates, it looks like the slashes are escaped automatically (e.g. \u53D6 is converted to \\u53D6). So the buttons will be rendered with the literal '\u53D6' instead of looking up the proper character. What *does* work however, is constructing a button that uses unicode from Java directly, like:
getSharedResources().add("cancelButton", new DefaultButtonImageResource("\u53D6\u6D88"));
So, my guess is that we have parsing problem.
Any idea's/ fixes?
Eelco
b.t.w. I committed the chinese version of the input form so you can test it.
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