Hi,
Thank you for these examples.
I have tried the program, but it printed the following result on Internet
Explorer 6:
Reading and displaying a file with UTF-8 encoded multilingual text.
Japanese string:
?? | | | ?- |
| ??
Korean:
?? ??? ?? ? ???. ??? ??? ???
Hebrew
??? ?
Wiggins d'Anconia wrote:
rob lester wrote:
I'm stumped on where to look but there must be a module to handle
interactive programming. What I mean is printing out a list of things,
the user selects what he wants, hits enter and the program continues.
I presume the module would enable going back
rob lester wrote:
I'm stumped on where to look but there must be a module to handle
interactive programming. What I mean is printing out a list of things,
the user selects what he wants, hits enter and the program continues. I
presume the module would enable going back to change things and handl
Alex Maceda wrote:
I have a from processing script that I am trying to modify to spit out another html form, minus text boxes. My question is can I somehow use the name portion of the POST request as a variable to have the value portion print in it's proper location? ie. I get a colon separated
I'm stumped on where to look but there must be a module to handle
interactive programming. What I mean is printing out a list of things,
the user selects what he wants, hits enter and the program continues. I
presume the module would enable going back to change things and handle
multipage input
I'd say the problem is that the content of your page is not in fact in
UTF-8. Telling the browser that it is is one thing, but that doesn't make
the content itself UTF-8 encoded.
Are you sure you can actually create a UTF-8 encoded file?
If you create a web page using Mozilla Composer ( part of
I have a from processing script that I am trying to modify to spit out another html
form, minus text boxes. My question is can I somehow use the name portion of the POST
request as a variable to have the value portion print in it's proper location? ie. I
get a colon separated list with name v
