typed in : labels, titles, free texts, etc.
On 19 fév, 00:48, James wrote:
> If you use utf-8 for everything this issue should not occur.
> Where is the source of your text with accents from? A database? Typed
> in?
>
> On Feb 18, 1:10 pm,phicarre wrote:
>
> > But if I set my charset to utf-8 th
> If you use utf-8 for everything this issue should not occur.
Yeah, that's the key. Not always easy when dealing with legacy
systems though. :-(
If you use utf-8 for everything this issue should not occur.
Where is the source of your text with accents from? A database? Typed
in?
On Feb 18, 1:10 pm, phicarre wrote:
> But if I set my charset to utf-8 then the other texts or labels with
> accents won't be correctly displayed !
>
> On 18 fév
> > First test
> > > I enter in one text field the string "rené" : the dump gives "rené"
> > > Second test
> > > I enter in one text field the string "rené" and in the file field
> > > "logo.gif" : the dump gives "rené"
>
> > > That means that jquery changes somewhere the charset ? How can I
> >
But if I set my charset to utf-8 then the other texts or labels with
accents won't be correctly displayed !
On 18 fév, 19:54, James wrote:
> I've never had any issues with charset and jquery.
> You should probably set your charset (META) on your page to utf-8.
>
> On Feb 18, 8:27 am,phicarre wro
I've never had any issues with charset and jquery.
You should probably set your charset (META) on your page to utf-8.
On Feb 18, 8:27 am, phicarre wrote:
> [jquery-1.1.3.js]
>
> client-side: I have a form with text field and file field. +
> iso-8859-1
> transmission by ajax t
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