Barry,
Yes I can do that, I already do for Soap::Lite. Now that I have it
working with the example below should I be using anything else? I've
found that I have to do the same for variables from DBI as well as CGI -
this does seem a bit excessive, so any simpler/more efficent technique
would be ap
Nicholas,
Cisco are very much "if its not broken don't fix it" - they are
generally slow to use new technologies. We are still using standard
htaccess file with lists of user names for authentification, which
causes a huge problem for large htaccess file because of the 8K limit
and I've been strug
Title: Message
I'm having some problems with XML/UTF8 and CGI
variables in perl5.6.1
I have attached an example of the problem, an example
string is Descripción - although you will need to have
XML::Simple installed.
The example takes an
input string and then prints it twice - one with
On Wed, Nov 20, 2002 at 05:38:20PM -, Mark Proctor wrote:
[upgrading from 5.6.1 to 5.8]
> I have checked with the sysadmins at cisco and they said "no way" :(
I'm not asking this as an attempt to provide arguments to give them back - if
they are sure of their position, then it is necessary
Success - I found this
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&threadm=2002
0429145407.00874.5678%40mb-me.aol.com&rnum=1&prev=/groups%3Fq%3Dperl
%2Bpack%2Bcgi%2Butf%2BOR%2Butf8%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-8%26oe%3DUT
F-8%26as_qdr%3Dall%26selm%3D20020429145407.00874.5678
At 06:47 PM 11/20/2002 +, Mark Proctor wrote:
>Unfortunetly I have asked the cisco admins if we can have perl5.8 and
>they said no way.
Yeah but you can use various CPAN modules, even if you install them in a local
directory, right?
Barry
Unfortunetly I have asked the cisco admins if we can have perl5.8 and
they said no way.
I have tried doing stuff like this:
$text = $q->param('text');
if ($q->param('text')) {
print $text . $xml->{message};
} else {
print "\x{00F3}" . $xml->{message};
}
And it works and displays fine. I displ
Mark,
I think 5.8 has a encode module with a normalize function. CPAN probably has something
similar. The perl docs for those modules is probably a good place to start to
understand unicode normalization. unicode.org is the definitive source but could be
pretty pedantic if this is your first ex
I can't quite tell if it's related, but while using AxKit I encountered
problems with using "." to concatenate strings. I changed the module in
question to have a "use bytes" at the top, and that problem went away.
I think it also went away when I use sprintf() to concatenate the strings.
might
I have checked with the sysadmins at cisco and they said "no way" :(
So I have to get this working. Someone has said that I need to
"normalise" the params from cgi - but I have no idea what that means.
Mark
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
> On Wed, 20 Nov 2002 15:57:43 -, "Mark Proctor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I'm having some problems with XML/UTF8 and CGI variables in perl5.6.1
If you have any chance to upgrade to perl-5.8.0, please do it now. The
Unicode model of 5.8.0 is much more mature than that of 5.6.* and the
Title: Message
I'm having some problems with XML/UTF8 and CGI
variables in perl5.6.1
I have attached an example of the problem, an example
string is Descripción - although you will need to have
XML::Simple installed.
The example takes an
input string and then prints it twice - one with
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