On 4/15/09 3:19 AM, "borutt" <borut.toma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> GET /PHP/data.php?sid=0.179863580913668&q=%C4%8Duk %C4%8D is the urlencoding of the utf-8 codepoint for 'č'. > My input was "čuk" but like it's seen from GET params, q param has > strange chars. > But in QueryString it is ok. i don't know what 'QueryString'. if that's an input variable from the query in your back end script then all is well. > But when I check param q at the end of request (when it passes value > to sql) I get value "äťk". in which case, you have located the problem as being outside of anything to do with jquery. study your code between input and sql query and/or reconfigure your interpreter. > I have set all the header for character set to windows-1250. I think > that the problem is with ajax request in your script. it's not my script. > But I might be wrong. possibly so. i use jquery.autocomplete 1.0.2 in a utf-8 environment and it has no problem handling č or any other character i've tried including hebrew, greek, arabic, kana, cyrillic and others. windows-1250 is obsolescent. why not try using utf-8 instead? > Does this help you any more? i thought you were the one looking for help. maybe specify the charset of your javascript as windows-1250: http://www.capitolacomputing.com/intl_js_charset.htm
