>> When the javascript function populates the form fields with these
>> value, the
>> address field displays "12 résidence du Golf"
>
> You need to do this in your Javascript function:
>
>  $encoding := get output encoding
>  set output enconding(A4D Encoding None)
>
>  // body of Javascript code here
>
>  set output encoding($encoding)
>
> This will prevent Active4D from converting special characters to HTML
> character entities.

I have tried already. No change. I tried again with all combinations of
the  “set output encoding” command and got no changes ever.
It looks like if the action was not executed when invoked from within a library.

I can assure you that set output encoding works as advertised, in or out of a library. Please send me your code (privately if you prefer) so I can see what you are doing.


Also, what happens if you execute the following in the same page?

writebr("désolé")
set output encoding(A4D Encoding None)
writebr("désolé")

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