it hurts to remember utf-7. utf-8 is the common standard, utf-16 is the java standard. Are you sure you can't use utf-8??
I converted a few sites to use utf-8 and it makes coding much easier! On 4/29/07, Jeffrey Kretz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm having some troubles with extended characters (copyright symbol, etc.) being submitted to the server as a part of a CMS I am writing. For example, the javascript "escape" command will convert the copyright symbol to %A9. However, the server receiving the ajax POST needs to see that as UTF-7 before it will correctly interpret it. Is there anyway to add the "charset=utf-7" header to the ajax call? And if not, is there a better way to handle this? Thanks, JK
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