On Wed, 2002-04-10 at 11:41, Andrea Grittini wrote:
> I've solved the substring problem, now I have another with special chars coming from
>db.
> for example if I use
> this is euro EUR
>
> it is OK
> but if ${pippo} comes from a recordset db this char will be substituted with ?.
> I'm using ch
Hi ,
I've solved the substring problem, now I have another with special chars coming from
db.
for example if I use
this is euro EUR
it is OK
but if ${pippo} comes from a recordset db this char will be substituted with ?.
I'm using char encoding ISO-8859-1.
(the same with \n\r)
Any ideas whereto
Hello all,
I'm retriving a ntext field from a MS-SQL server DB.
In this field can be any character in unicode format with lenght up to 2048 char.
When I put on a web page using the I lost any \r\n
char that I have in the source record.
I use the contentType="text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1".
I want
