Matthew Boulter wrote:
When I said UTF-8 character I meant Polish character, as strings that only contain
latin1 characters don't lose any characters at the end of the string, whereas those
that do contain polish characters lose 1 character at the end of the string for
each
polish character in the string.
Yes I am certain that the character data is in UTF-8... so are you able to show
me an
example of using a transcoder based on the deprecated DOM?
The email I pointed you to showed an example of using a transcoder.
Once you've transcoded the bytes to UTF-16, you can use the DOMString
constructor that takes a UF-16 string:
DOMString(const XMLCh *other);
Dave
