> was the page with the form containing the input element explicitly served > with header "Content-Type: text/html; charset=Windows-1250"? (i check > headers sent in WebKit Inspector, i'm sure there are other ways.)
I have included in the html header this line: <meta HTTP-EQUIV='Content-Type' Content='text-html; charset=windows-1250'> > have you set the accept-charset attribute in the form? I have not I never did. Will try this tomorrow. > if using php on the back end: have you set php's default_charset config > variable? are you using anything to encode the results sent from the search > script, e.g. htmlspecialchars() -- don't! No. I tried in PHP with function iconv(), but that did not help either. > if using apache, have you checked that Windows-1250 is loaded as? I'm using IIS. > jquery.autocomplete expects plain text back, so "Content-Type: text/plain; > charset=Windows-1250" might work better. I tried this but did not work either. A assumed that goes something wrong with value after it is submited by ajax. Because when I receive value from "q" argument it's already scrambled. Have any idea? Thanks, Borut Tomazin
