Hello,
I'm trying to run simple web forum using ASP.NET, but it won't display
national chars properly. See attached file:
# file login.aspx
login.aspx: UTF-8 Unicode text
Seems ok, but "Hasło" string ("password") is diplayed as "HasÅo" in
the output. What is wrong? Is this XSP bug or I'm missing so
El lun, 08-12-2003 a las 12:56, Artur Brodowski escribió:
> Hello,
> I'm trying to run simple web forum using ASP.NET, but it won't display
> national chars properly. See attached file:
> # file login.aspx
> login.aspx: UTF-8 Unicode text
> Seems ok, but "Hasło" string ("password") is diplayed as "
W liście z śro, 10-12-2003, godz. 04:08, Gonzalo Paniagua Javier pisze:
> You need to save your file as UTF8 and set the 'fileencoding' in
> ... to your encoding.
Well, here is part from my machine.config (default one):
and the .aspx file is a proper utf-8, as I wrote above:
$ file login.aspx
El mié, 10-12-2003 a las 11:11, Artur Brodowski escribió:
> but when I want to generate some output directly from .aspx with
> Response.Write("some utf-8 text with national Polish chars");
> it's not working properly.
Oh! Then that's a bug. I've filed a report for it:
http://bugzilla.ximian.com/s
