>veena iyer wrote: >> [ I got an appln which involves 23 countries, diff lang & diff encoding. If >> i stick to a common one say Unicode (UTF-8) as per u , how will diff >> languages text be viewed on the browser then ? Explain ? ] > >as unicode. i guess you don't know what unicode is, please visit here >http://www.unicode.org/ > >> main page & included pages must have the same encoding. [see i m setting an >> encoding only in one file, which is getting included in my main page. If i >> need to do it in both the pages, then whats the point to have a include file >> ? ] > >i don't see your point. you set your two files to two different encodings. >that's *your* problem. if you don't follow cf's default (unicode) you have to >handle this yourself AND you still have to have only the one encoding.
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