Re: Encoding problem

;re using. > > ? The problem comes from the header I *receive*. The headers I send are > always good (hard coded in base.epl). I'm quoting myself : > > > Firefox detects the page encoding as Unicode (UTF-8). The page has this > > header : > > > > Do you su

RE: Encoding problem

nal Message- > From: Jean-Christophe Boggio [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Monday, April 26, 2010 12:16 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Encoding problem > > Hi, > > Since I seem to be the only one having problems with utf8 forms, I > guess > th

Re: Encoding problem

Hi, Since I seem to be the only one having problems with utf8 forms, I guess the problem is me not expecting the correct things to happen. The following is a simple html test page with a simple form. I expect the result to be utf-8 but it's not (until I comment out the Encode::_utf8_on() line).

Re: Encoding problem

ing myself : Firefox detects the page encoding as Unicode (UTF-8). The page has this header : Do you suggest something else ? I'm sorry, I don't understand your point. I referred to other people having the same kind of problems just because it might not be a embperl-only problem but

Re: Encoding problem

2:53 +0200 schrieb Jean-Christophe Boggio: > Hi Gerald, > > Gerald Richter - ECOS a écrit : > > setting the default encoding in the httpd.conf to utf8 might help > > I already have : >AddDefaultCharset UTF-8 > in my httpd.conf. > > I tried to add it to my dire

Re: Encoding problem

Hi Gerald, Gerald Richter - ECOS a écrit : setting the default encoding in the httpd.conf to utf8 might help I already have : AddDefaultCharset UTF-8 in my httpd.conf. I tried to add it to my directives and also AddCharset utf-8 .html With no more luck. I found other people describing

RE: Encoding problem

Hi, setting the default encoding in the httpd.conf to utf8 might help Gerald > -Original Message- > From: Jean-Christophe Boggio [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 5:21 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Encoding problem > &g

Encoding problem

Hello, I have problems with the encoding of posted form data. I try to do everything in UTF-8 (code, DB, html...). I have a form on a page where the data IS utf-8 (that's what I think) but it does not have the UTF-8 bit set, wonder why. Firefox detects the page encoding as Unicode (UTF-8)

Re: Re[2]: encoding

> >>I`ve implemented a callback function EMBPERL_INPUT_FUNC for encrypting the > >>source code, but Embperl (1.3.3-dev) is calling it only for *.epl files and > >>not for *.phtml files. > GR> Looks like you have setup the INPUT_FUNC only for epl files in your > GR> httpd.conf. If this isn't the pr

Re[2]: encoding

>>I`ve implemented a callback function EMBPERL_INPUT_FUNC for encrypting the >>source code, but Embperl (1.3.3-dev) is calling it only for *.epl files and >>not for *.phtml files. GR> Looks like you have setup the INPUT_FUNC only for epl files in your GR> httpd.conf. If this isn't the problem, ple

Re: encoding

> >I`ve implemented a callback function EMBPERL_INPUT_FUNC for encrypting the >source code, but Embperl (1.3.3-dev) is calling it only for *.epl files and >not for *.phtml files. > Looks like you have setup the INPUT_FUNC only for epl files in your httpd.conf. If this isn't the problem, please se

Re: encoding

On Fri, Dec 07, 2001 at 11:54:05AM +0100, Lukas Zapletal wrote: > I`ve implemented a callback function EMBPERL_INPUT_FUNC for encrypting the > source code, but Embperl (1.3.3-dev) is calling it only for *.epl files and > not for *.phtml files. You probably need to add a handler to .phtml like you

encoding

Hi all, I`ve implemented a callback function EMBPERL_INPUT_FUNC for encrypting the source code, but Embperl (1.3.3-dev) is calling it only for *.epl files and not for *.phtml files. What is wrong? Regards Lukas Zapletal [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] web programmer Bach systems Ltd., Czech Republic

URL encoding

hi, i have problem with the URL encoding capabilities of embperl. assuming this code: [- $name = 'mein name'; $myhash = { t1 => 'hallo welt', t2 => 'umlaut ä' } -] [- $escmode = 0 -] escmode 0 escmode 0 [- $escmode = 1 -] escmode 1 escmode 1 [- $escmode =

Re: URL encoding

> > > > it is "mein%20name" which is perfectly correct url encoded. > > hmm... RFC1630 says: > > | QUERY STRINGS > | [...] > | Within the query string, the plus sign is reserved as shorthand > | notation for a space. Therefore, real plus signs must be encoded. > | This method was used to make

Re: URL encoding

- Original Message - From: "Gerald Richter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Thoren Johne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 3:05 PM Subject: Re: URL encoding > > escmode 3 > > escmode 3 > > >

Re: URL encoding

hi, > escmode 3 > escmode 3 > > you see - the 'name=mein+name' never appears, it is "mein%20name" which is perfectly correct url encoded. >also > the hash is never correct expanded - the umlaut 'ä' is not > encoded. > ä doesn't need to be encoded in a URL, you could write it as ä, but the brow

URL encoding

hi, i have problem with the URL encoding capabilities of embperl. assuming this code: [- $name = 'mein name'; $myhash = { t1 => 'hallo welt', t2 => 'umlaut ä' } -] [- $escmode = 0 -] escmode 0 escmode 0 [- $escmode = 1 -] escmode 1 escmode 1 [- $escmode =

Re: Automatic %fdat URI encoding

> Nevermind, > > just found out... should've been > > > 1.3.0 also accepts which passes a referece to %fdat instead of creating an annoymous array and is therefor a little bit faster Gerald - Gerald Richte

Re: Automatic %fdat URI encoding

Nevermind, just found out... should've been thanks martin Martin Langhoff wrote: > I would have sworn that Embperl could recognize a tag like: > > - To unsubscribe, e-ma

Automatic %fdat URI encoding

Hi, I would have sworn that Embperl could recognize a tag like: and automagically encode %fdat as URI parameters... Am I wrong? I could not find it in the man pages ... Mhhh. Just in case it's a new feature: perl -MHTML::Embperl -e 'print $HTML::Embperl::VER