Hi Matt,
Thanks for letting me try your site. Had some interesting results.
I use Apple's built-in Simplified Chinese input method ITABC, which
is what I normally use. The glyphs I've been entering take two bytes
in UTF-8, e.g. 胖 (U+80D6). For the most part it seems to work fine
for entering Chinese glyphs into various apps that expect Unicode
encoding of some sort. I've used it to enter Chinese text at
LiveJournal and Google, for example. The glyphs entered at
LiveJournal show up as UTF-8 chars in the HTML when I view the source
in Safari.
When I use the input method to enter Chinese glyphs at your Roller
site (or JRoller) the glyphs look fine as they're entered. They
still look fine after I press Post to Weblog and show up correctly in
the Recent Entries column on the right. The source of the page in
Safari is XHTML 1.0 Transitional with charset="utf-8" and the glyphs
show up fine, i.e. they're glyphs, not escape sequences.
Now if I click on the Entries link the new entry shows up with the
glyphs replaced by '?' chars.
I haven't tried this in any other browsers or on any other OS's -
perhaps it's a Safari issue?
On Apr 21, 2006, at 12:25 AM, Matt Raible wrote:
You could try a less customized version of Roller on my site.
http://raibledesigns.com/page/test
