Re: umlauts in html forms

[Arno Illmann]

For which encoding is the database configured?

mfg, Arno

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AW: umlauts in html forms

[Michael Gerzabek]

Database is encoded for ISO-8859-1 also.

But I found a switch at the serializer. When you use the tag
map:serializer name=html mime-type=text/html
src=org.apache.cocoon.serialization.HTMLSerializer
encodingISO-8859-1/encoding
/map:serializer
then everything works fine!

thanx

Michael


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For which encoding is the database configured?

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umlauts in html forms

[Michael Gerzabek]

hi all,

I'm implementing forms that write to a backend via cocoon2-actions. I use
encoding ISO-8859-1 to render the data to the clients and all umlauts are
coded well. But when I get umlauts from the clients they go in an obscure
manner to the database. Has anyone experience with this problem?

bye

Michael


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