Even I got the issue, it's not been rendering because of French accented characters in IE.
So what do I need to change the JSON character encoding? P.S: I don't have server control, can change the front end layer (xhtml/css/js/json) only, and will not be able to write any server side code otherwise I could have easily done it. Many thanks Mohammed Arif http://www.mohammedarif.com On Sep 22, 11:12 am, Arif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi All, > > Hope, you all would be doing well. > > I am trying to create a language translation utility using jQuery for > some specific words only, seems working fine in Firefox but don’t do > well in IE 6/7. > > Given is the JSON file, where I map headings which needs to be > translated in French. > > JSON Data: > { > "download" : "télécharger", > "categories" : "sujets d'actualité", > "recent_comments" : "mais que l'histoire de l'", > "recent posts" : "Messages Récents", > "also worthy" : "aussi digne", > "archieves" : "archives", > > } > > I am able to load my JSON file successfully using $.getJSON(), it > translates in FF but does not do the same in IE 6/7. > > jQuery Method: > function loadJSON(){ > $.getJSON("json/data_ca_fr.json", function(json){ > $(".json_trans").each(function(i){ //getting all the headings > to > translate > switch($(".json_trans")[i].innerHTML) { > case "Download": // Start here if > $(".json_trans")[i].innerHTML > == "download" > $(".json_trans")[i].innerHTML = > json.download; break;// Stop > here > case "Categories": // Start here if > $(".json_trans")[i].innerHTML > == "download" > $(".json_trans")[i].innerHTML = > json.categories; > break;// Stop here > default > break; > } > }) > }); > > } > > I am just comparing English words in the page through innerHTML > because jQuery html() return the first array index only , defined > span tag with .json_trans class for picking up all the required spans > and do the translation. > > I know, it’s not the robust way to do the language translation but > does require for client and it’s not AJAX at all, just calling the > json file on dom ready. > > Any quick pointer/ suggestion should be appreciated. > > Thanks for your time > Mohammed Arifhttp://www.mohammedarif.com
