On 9/28/2011 6:14 PM, Jason Congerton wrote:
> I am investigating your thoughts now, my definition of special characters are
> accents, cedil's, grave's etc.
someone who uses french wouldn't consider those special anything.
> The characters display correctly on the web page being served, but w
Hi Thanks for your reply,
I am investigating your thoughts now, my definition of special characters are
accents, cedil's, grave's etc.
The characters display correctly on the web page being served, but when i put
them into a csv doc I get the glyph problem.
The database is sql set at Latin1_
On 9/28/2011 5:00 PM, Jason Congerton wrote:
> special characters are not in html they are just showing like this "�". This
what's a "special character"?
> is probably because they are cut and pasted via notepad or word(cleaned)..
perhaps but question marks (or glyphs like that) are usually r
On Tuesday 23 Jun 2009, Robert Nurse wrote:
> Does anyone know why these special characters would be showing up in output
> (�)? If you can't see it, it looks like a black diamond with a question
> mark at its center.
I have a sensible font here, and they look like non-ASCII ('unicode')
chara
It's a character out of range for the encoding you're using on the page.
Note, that you need to do more than just specify the encoding. You
also need to actually write the document with that encoding. Here are
a couple of links that have been helpful to me in the past.
Ben Nadel blogged about cl
Might want to post *that* question to the TinyMCE forums...?
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/punbb/
(I looked through http://wiki.moxiecode.com/index.php/TinyMCE:Index and did
not see anything obvious.)
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 2:21 AM, Mike Little wrote:
>
> thanks guys, still having trouble but
thanks guys, still having trouble but have managed to upload content directly
to the database (bypassing cms). tiny mce seems to be my problem now as it
converts the correct content back to something else then i am back at the start.
arrghh.
~~~
With Mysql 5 and CF 8 I needed to add this connection string to the
datasource:
jdbc:mysql://
127.0.0.1:3306/utf8demo?allowMultiQueries=true&characterEncoding=UTF8&characterSetResults=UTF8
Also the charset I used in MySql was: utf8
the colation was: utf8_general_ci;
After that I was able to ins
Mike Little wrote:
> can anyone see what i may be doing wrong?
what db driver (ie JDBC or ODBC, should be JDBC driver)? what ver of cf (should
be something newer than cf5)?
can you post the input code?
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MySQL 4.1 does support unicode, not sure if it uses nvarchar/ntext/etc though.
Here is some info on the improvements between 4.0 and 4.1
http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/4.1/unicode.html
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Since it sounds like you've already got the column set to receive UTF-8, you'll
need to ensure that you're also coding the data going into the database and
being displayed. Drop this in your application file or at the top of your
global index file or wherever:
this codes the characters when d
http://forums.mysql.com/read.php?103,2074,2233#msg-2233
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 6:52 AM, Mike Little wrote:
>
> from what i can see ntext is not supported in mysql john.
>
> i am using mysql 4.1 by the way.
>
>
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from what i can see ntext is not supported in mysql john.
i am using mysql 4.1 by the way.
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In MS SQL Server, solution is to use nvarchar instead of varchar and ntext
instead of text. Not sure about MySQL...
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 6:42 AM, Mike Little wrote:
>
> aha, i see it has done the same on this site. basically the characters have
> accents on them.
>
> mike
>
>
aha, i see it has done the same on this site. basically the characters have
accents on them.
mike
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Chad Gray wrote:
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mojibake
very funny, that page is full of garbaged chars (all the ? in references to
chinese/japanese chars).
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> -Original Message-
> From: Casey Dougall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2006 2:01 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: Re: special characters in email
>
> MOJIBAKE
> I'm so getting the japanese charac
MOJIBAKE
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Hi Rick,
I think this is only e-mail client problem.
For example I can see your quotes as is in Outlook and Gmail but not in
Thunderbird.
Same things happens for my name also. :)
Rick Root wrote:
> One of our departments uses a designer who insists on putting "special
> quotes" and stuff in
>>>I have a Filemaker Pro database table that needs to be imported to
>SQL Server
>
>Was your Filemaker database on a Mac or under Windows?
>
>If it was on a Mac, you may have a Mac to Windows conversion problem.
>
>Also, re your pages under CF 5 or CFMX?
>
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>>I have a Filemaker Pro database table that needs to be imported to
SQL Server
Was your Filemaker database on a Mac or under Windows?
If it was on a Mac, you may have a Mac to Windows conversion problem.
Also, re your pages under CF 5 or CFMX?
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>Mike Rogan wrote:
>> 1.> Export data from FMP in CSV format, then import to SQL Server
>
>and how are you defining the sql server columns holding the text
>imported from that "infernal database"?
The SQL Server columns are defined as ntext, but I have also tried nvarchar.
~~
Mike Rogan wrote:
> 1.> Export data from FMP in CSV format, then import to SQL Server
and how are you defining the sql server columns holding the text
imported from that "infernal database"?
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>> I wonder if anyone here can comment on the use of special
>> characters (such as the umlaut) in xml documents... I for
>> some reason can't get them to work... even using
>> xmlformat()
>> or
> I wonder if anyone here can comment on the use of special
> characters (such as the umlaut) in xml documents... I for
> some reason can't get them to work... even using xmlformat()
> or
ColdFusion Programmer wrote:
> You suggested in your previous thread that I should be using the charset
> ISO-88659-15 and not utf-8. I did what you said and added this line of code in my
> application.cfm file:
>
>
>
> This is how the organisation name is displayed: Crédit FrÄnce
The proble
ColdFusion Programmer wrote:
> I'm not sure mate, probably utf-8
We already established that. But can you change it?
Jochem
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ColdFusion Programmer wrote:
> here is what I want to do. I have the users in an LDAP Server.
Can you specify the charset the LDAP server uses?
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> There is nothing wrong with the meta tag. It is the charset you
> are using which is wrong. All French characters are covered in
> ISO-88659-15, and CF 5 supports that. So it would be wise to use
> ISO-8859-15 instead of UTF-8 so you don't end up with garbage in
> your database.
as i said, the u
ColdFusion Programmer wrote:
> I don't know another way to display french/foreign characters in CF5 other then
> using the meta tag.
There is nothing wrong with the meta tag. It is the charset you
are using which is wrong. All French characters are covered in
ISO-88659-15, and CF 5 supports th
Take a look at this on CFLIB to see it will help you.
http://www.cflib.org/udf.cfm?ID=833
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From: ColdFusion Programmer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent
, 2003 10:11 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: [Spam] Re: Special Characters - Display Issue - CF 5
> I added the meta tag in my application.cfm file and to my surprise it
displays the bank name correctly: "Crédit France". Is it safe/ok to add
this code in my application.cfm file? Will I have any
> I added the meta tag in my application.cfm file and to my surprise it
displays the bank name correctly: "Crédit France". Is it safe/ok to add
this code in my application.cfm file? Will I have any problems with blank
pages or content display in the browser?
>
>
if you really have utf-8 in a db
Allan Clarke wrote:
> I don't know how to escape special characters and
> display them in HTML Safe Format. This is a french
> banking application and there are banks with funny
> names, ex: Crédit France, Zürcher Kantonalbank, è,
> Ä, acute and the like. The bank Crédit France gets
> displayed lik
URLencode/decode are for passing data via URL. Are you doing this?
Doug
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>From: Joshua Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 4:53 PM
>To: CF-Talk
>Subject: RE: Special Characters driving me nuts
>
>
>I HAVE to use
URLencode/decode are for passing data via URL. Are you doing this?
Doug
>-Original Message-
>From: Joshua Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 4:53 PM
>To: CF-Talk
>Subject: RE: Special Characters driving me nuts
>
>
>I HAVE to use
Oops...didn't see this before I posted.
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From: "Joshua Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, March 10, 2003 3:52 PM
Subject: RE: Special Characters driving me nuts
> I HAVE t
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Date: Monday, March 10, 2003 2:52 pm
Subject: RE: Special Characters driving me nuts
> I HAVE to use URLEncodedFormat to store the data. Unfortunately
> what I
> have to do is allow a preview of the user's submission, but there are
> around 50 fields I have to store
Joshua,
All will be well if you send your form data directly to the DB in a
CFQUERYPARAM tag ***without applying any functions***. That's especially
important if you're using MX because there's an "apostrophe" bug that only
occurs when Trim() is applied to parameter values inserted into or updatin
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Subject: Re: Special Characters driving me nuts
Don't use URLEncodedFormat() when inserting the data. Place it into the
database "as-is".
Use HTMLEditFormat() to display the data.
You'll have to update ro
Don't use URLEncodedFormat() when inserting the data. Place it into the database
"as-is".
Use HTMLEditFormat() to display the data.
You'll have to update rows that you URLEncodedFormat() back to their original format.
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From: Joshua Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: M
common PITA...
I usually do a Replace(stringname, '"', """) and a Replace(string, "'", "&rsquo")
assuming the " and ' are stored in the DB as " and ' respectively. Note for dumping
data like this into JavaScript, escape them.
Doug
>-Original Message-
>From: Joshua Miller [mailto:[EMAIL
CF-Talk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 3:07 PM
Subject: RE: special characters
> > When trying to add characters like ñ and Ñ, my SQL 7
> > server tells me I have not enclosed my strings properly.
> > I'm assuming the tilde is breaking it. Any wa
> When trying to add characters like ñ and Ñ, my SQL 7
> server tells me I have not enclosed my strings properly.
> I'm assuming the tilde is breaking it. Any way around
> that, other than looking for that character and replacing
> it, with say the HTML equivalent that works? Or will I
> just
> CFDJ'ers:
Wrong list.
> When trying to add characters like ñ and Ñ, my SQL 7
> server tells me I have not enclosed my strings properly.
> I'm assuming the tilde is breaking it. Any way around
> that, other than looking for that character and replacing
> it, with say the HTML equivalent tha
> I don't know if I have my facts straight on this, but I am trying
> to figure
> out how to handle special characters via the CFMAIL tag. I have an
> application that needs to be able to send a special character (small e,
> grave accent; è), but I am finding if I simply send it as the character
>
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