the problem is not with mb_substr or whatever cause the problem also happens
once i change somthing (onkeypress)
malsup wrote:
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>
> jQuery.param encodes to UTF-8 using encodeURIComponent.
>
>
>> i think the problem is in malsup script
>> return jQuery.param(this.formToArray(semantic));
>>
uh, maybe. but its still sends gibrish (try to see in firefox the headers
that sends)
How is it gibrish? Don't rely on Firebug to display everything
correctly. Try pointing your form to a page like this and alert what
you get back:
{ "myData": "" }
When I alert that response it sure looks
amircx wrote:
> uh, maybe. but its still sends gibrish (try to see in firefox the headers
> that sends)
>
> and im using php, some of the answers here pepole sent ill be happy if can
> translate the code language to php
Do you send correct headers in your PHP script before outputting the
jso
uh, maybe. but its still sends gibrish (try to see in firefox the headers
that sends)
and im using php, some of the answers here pepole sent ill be happy if can
translate the code language to php
Jan Sorgalla wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> amircx wrote:
>>
>> hey all, i need a bit help. i got this
jQuery.param encodes to UTF-8 using encodeURIComponent.
i think the problem is in malsup script
return jQuery.param(this.formToArray(semantic));
its needs to encode it to utf , now its dont
Hi,
amircx wrote:
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> hey all, i need a bit help. i got this form (its in development) :
> http://www.amir.cx/test5.php , the problem is that once i hit submit and
> paste a non english letter its makes a problem and dont accept it, or
> think that is long letter , try to write there "שלוםלכם"
> @headers["Content-Type"] = "text/html; charset=Shift_JIS"
This sets the http content type header to indicate the character set
the page uses for the browser:
it reflects what you see (in firefox) when you look at the Tools >
Page Info > Encoding. In my experience putting the character set
i think the problem is in malsup script
return jQuery.param(this.formToArray(semantic));
its needs to encode it to utf , now its dont
no?
Beren wrote:
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> I tested the page an nothing happened: no results but no errors triggered
> either.
> I recently had problems with Ajax and encoding in
I tested the page an nothing happened: no results but no errors triggered
either.
I recently had problems with Ajax and encoding in Ruby on Rails and this is
the advice I can give you:
1. Check the meta tag where you specify the encoding (although yours
seem to be fine).
2. Specify the enco
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