Hmm... I'm not entirely sure why this might be happening. what happens
if you copy-and-paste the page that you're loading in, in to the page
that you're loading in to.
In other words, you have:
pageA.html
<script>
$("#foo").load("pageB.html");
</script>
<div id="foo"></div>
pageB.html:
æ, ø, å, Æ, Ø, Å etc
Now just copy the contents from pageB.html into the div in pageA and
see if it renders correctly. If it doesn't - could you try and make a
test case for me, so that I can hunt it down? Thanks.
--John
> When loading HTML with the load()-function in jQuery, Danish characters like
> æ, ø, å, Æ, Ø, Å etc. shows up like question marks.
>
> How and where should I configure the charset? When I open the site I want to
> load directly in Firefox, nothing is wrong with the charset - only when
> loading with jQuery.
>
> Apart from this, jQuery is the best thing that ever happened to DOM
> scripting!
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