Martin Marques wrote:
On Tue, 14 Mar 2006 17:01:51 +0100, Thomas Bruederli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
After a short test, I have to correct myself: FF and IE display all html
entities correctly (even the single-byte chars). In that case it's not
necessary to write a function that will convert those.
But I have no idea why the characters in Martin's mails are not
displayed correctly. The only reason I can imagine is that there's no
charset specified in the mail/part headers. Could you check that Martin?
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I don't know if this is the same problem or even close..
I have noticed the same on one test server I'm using a bit. I had not
looked into it too much, and kinda assumed it was a bug or something -
something that would be worked out.
When investigating I found that I had this in the httpd.conf file for
apache:
AddDefaultCharset on
Changing this to:
AddDefaultCharset off
- fixed it for me.
I had left a comment in the conf file about something like cross site
scripting problem, and that was the reason I added that entry.
As I said, this is a testing box, so it has some rather messy config
files that are not properly documented...
Perhaps you should check that you haven't done something similar.
--
Tor Bendiksen
