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File encoded as UTF-8, form encoded as UTF-8, locale is English (UK)
But what file encoding does CF think the source is in? Unless you've
either set the page encoding using cfprocessingdirective or set the file
encoding using an argument to the jvm, it probably isn't utf8. It sounds
to me like the source could be getting parsed as if it's latin1 or
windows 1252, when in fact it's utf8.
You can check the JVM file encoding in the CF administrator, or you
could just output the following in a cf template if you're running CF7
or 8 (I think they're both jvm 1.5):
createObject("java","java.nio.charset.Charset").defaultCharset().name()
It's probably set to cp1252 if you're running windows or ascii on linux.
Mark
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