Edward H. Trager wrote:
> Given the maturity of support for Unicode in the various relevant
> technologies(web servers, web browsers, XML, Javascript, Java, etc...)
> and the global nature of the marketplace, it seems to me that it is
> high time that web servers default to serving UTF-8 instead
On Tuesday 2004.01.13 09:48:56 -0800, Addison Phillips [wM] wrote:
> German characters not correct in output webformHi Bert,
>
> This is a common problem.
>
> When you do a form submit (POST or GET of data to the server), the browser encodes
> the characters being sent using the character encod
On Tuesday 2004.01.13 09:48:56 -0800, Addison Phillips [wM] wrote:
> German characters not correct in output webformHi Bert,
>
> This is a common problem.
>
> When you do a form submit (POST or GET of data to the server), the browser encodes
> the characters being sent using the character encod
On 14/01/2004 06:59, Philippe Verdy wrote:
Yahoo! Groups : aramaic Post MessageFrom: Peter Kirk
Well, attached is a Yahoo groups form (saved by my browser) similar to
the one which caused me problems.
The "Reply" form in Yahoo Groups is coded in "windows-1252". ...
I am confused. It doe
Yahoo! Groups : aramaic Post MessageFrom: Peter Kirk
> Well, attached is a Yahoo groups form (saved by my browser) similar to
> the one which caused me problems.
The "Reply" form in Yahoo Groups is coded in "windows-1252".
It uses the following form declaration:
If it had not indicated a value
On 14/01/2004 05:42, Philippe Verdy wrote:
...
Can you exhibit the URL of your entry form or a HTML snapshot of your form
page? It may reveal if it's a problem in the HTML page itself, which does
allow prefeeding an entry form with characters that won't be mapped
correctly with the specified form
From: "Peter Kirk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On 13/01/2004 15:59, Philippe Verdy wrote:
>
> >From: "Peter Kirk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> >
> > ...
> >
> >>Is this actually true? Other characters can be entered into an
> >>ISO-8859-1 form in the format "&#nnn;"; or at least Mozilla 1.5 uses
> >>this fo
On 13/01/2004 15:59, Philippe Verdy wrote:
From: "Peter Kirk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
...
Is this actually true? Other characters can be entered into an
ISO-8859-1 form in the format "&#nnn;"; or at least Mozilla 1.5 uses
this format. I suspect this is what happened to me recently when I typed
a s
Philippe Verdy wrote:
But your claim that a browser would send form data containing numeric
character
references is wrong here: it violates the format needed for forms submitted
by "GET" method (should be UTF-8 unless something else is specified or the
HTML form
is not encoded with UTF-8, and then
From: "Peter Kirk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On 13/01/2004 13:35, Philippe Verdy wrote:
>
> > ...
> >
> >If your form page uses ISO-8859-1, then specify explicitly the ISO-8859-1
> >encoding as the one to use for submitting forms, as an explicit attribute
of
> >your element. But then visitors won't be
On 13/01/2004 13:35, Philippe Verdy wrote:
...
If your form page uses ISO-8859-1, then specify explicitly the ISO-8859-1
encoding as the one to use for submitting forms, as an explicit attribute of
your element. But then visitors won't be able to send other
characters
than ISO-8859-1 in their fo
German characters not correct in output webformAddison Phillips [wM] wrote:
> When you do a form submit (POST or GET of data to the server),
> the browser encodes the characters being sent using the character
> encoding that the page uses.
Not necessarily: the HTML form can specify the encoding th
Title: German characters not correct in output webform
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Hi Bert,
This is a common problem.
When you do a form submit (POST or GET of data to the server), the
browser encodes the characters being sent using the character encoding that the
page uses. In your case, from the examples you sent
Bert Kemner wrote:
I've a problem with a Javascript form on a german website.
(http://informationservices.swets.de/web/show/id=47553)
My IE browser says that this page is in UTF-8. Therefore, you can expect to get the form data back
to the server in UTF-8 as well.
The input of the form contain
German characters not correct in output webformBert Kemner wrote:
> I've a problem with a Javascript form on a german website.
> (http://informationservices.swets.de/web/show/id=47553)
> The input of the form contains german characters.
> But the output (which is generated by submitting the form)
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