Hello
On 03/02/2011 08:38 AM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
Henry Olders wrote:
What I would like would be a way to set mailman to NOT strip out accented
characters when english is set as the default language.
Add one of the following lines to mm_cfg.py depending on your preferred
character
Christian Mack wrote:
Beware:
If you use utf-8, you have to change all english templates to contain
the Unicode BOM-Bytes at the beginning.
Why would this be true? Quoting from section 2.6 of the Unicode 5.0
standard
http://www.unicode.org/versions/Unicode5.0.0/ch02.pdf#G19273:
Use of a BOM
On 2011-03-02, at 2:38 , Mark Sapiro wrote:
Henry Olders wrote:
What I would like would be a way to set mailman to NOT strip out accented
characters when english is set as the default language.
Add one of the following lines to mm_cfg.py depending on your preferred
character set
Henry Olders wrote:
Thank your for your response, Mark. I haven't been able to figure out how to
access mm_cfg.py on my web hosting service - I suspect it's not at all
accessible to me.
I'm sure that's correct since changes to mm_cfg.py are global and can
be fatal if mistakes are made.
I've
I'm in Canada, which as you probably know is an officially bilingual (english
and french) country. I am attempting to set up some mailman discussion lists,
with bilingual footers for the messages. These are on my web hosting service,
dreamhost.com.
Unfortunately, when I have US english set as
Henry Olders wrote:
What I would like would be a way to set mailman to NOT strip out accented
characters when english is set as the default language.
Add one of the following lines to mm_cfg.py depending on your preferred
character set
add_language('en', 'English (USA)','utf-8')
or
