Ian Skinner wrote:
> I have a small CMS type form. I have used the tinyMCE wysiwyg widget to allow

ok 1st off tinyMCE isn't the most i18n friendly editor, it's a soup of 
different 
encodings. what encoding are you using? are these chars making it out of 
tinyMCE 
  ok?

> I can not seem to get these characters to survive the http post, xml parsing,
> file writing and xslt transformations my home grown CMS puts the data
> through.

safest bet is to use utf-8 encoding front-to-back.

- make sure tinyMCE is using utf-8 & the chars are surviving it, if changing 
editors is an option i'd go w/that wonderfully named FCK one
- liberally use the usual encoding hints (cfprocessingdirective, cfcontent, 
setEncoding, etc.)
- whenever you handle the form's content make sure the charset option of 
whatever tag you're using is utf-8.
- make sure the xml is tagged as utf-8


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