Olivier Lange dijo:
>> On 18.04.2004 09:45, Upayavira wrote:
>>
>> > But my question is: "I have a file that contains entity references. I
>> > want to replace it with direct characters, e.g. in UTF-8. How do I do
>> > this?" That is, this question really has nothing to do with Cocoon
>> > specific
> On 18.04.2004 09:45, Upayavira wrote:
>
> > But my question is: "I have a file that contains entity references. I
> > want to replace it with direct characters, e.g. in UTF-8. How do I do
> > this?" That is, this question really has nothing to do with Cocoon
> > specifically. I want to change the
Upayavira dijo:
> Antonio Gallardo wrote:
>
>>Hi:
>>
>>The Joerg answer is OK.
>>I just added some additional info about the topic.
>>
>>
> Thanks for this Antonio. It all helps to make me a slightly less
> ignorant Englishman ;-)
>
> But my question is: "I have a file that contains entity referenc
Joerg Heinicke dijo:
>> In that way we must to use:
>>
>>
>> alert('Á');
>>
>
> No, this is wrong. You have all the characters now double escaped. Try
> to view this in your browser: you will definitely don't get back the
> expected Á. The original "alert('Á');" was correct
Upayavira dijo:
> Antonio Gallardo wrote:
>
>>Hi:
>>
>>The Joerg answer is OK.
>>I just added some additional info about the topic.
>>
>>
> Thanks for this Antonio. It all helps to make me a slightly less
> ignorant Englishman ;-)
>
> But my question is: "I have a file that contains entity referenc
On 18.04.2004 10:53, Antonio Gallardo wrote:
The problem is when I want to generate text which will be showed in
javascript alert. When it contains entity representation of the
characters, text in the message box is escaped and the entity
representation is showed. At least in the IE.
The point is,
Joerg Heinicke dijo:
> On 18.04.2004 08:44, Antonio Gallardo wrote:
>
>> You can avoid the &#xxx; using UTF-8. UTF-8 allow you to write the
>> representation of the char directly in the file. For example in Spanish:
>>
>> I really don't know the &#xxx; syntax for the following chars:
>>
>> á, ñ, Ñ,
Joerg Heinicke dijo:
> On 18.04.2004 10:17, Jaroslav Kuruc wrote:
>
The problem is when I want to generate text which will be showed in
javascript alert. When it contains entity representation of the
characters, text in the message box is escaped and the entity
representation is
On 18.04.2004 09:45, Upayavira wrote:
But my question is: "I have a file that contains entity references. I
want to replace it with direct characters, e.g. in UTF-8. How do I do
this?" That is, this question really has nothing to do with Cocoon
specifically. I want to change the format of my so
On 18.04.2004 08:44, Antonio Gallardo wrote:
You can avoid the &#xxx; using UTF-8. UTF-8 allow you to write the
representation of the char directly in the file. For example in Spanish:
I really don't know the &#xxx; syntax for the following chars:
á, ñ, Ñ, é, ö, ü, etc.
This should also work when
On 18.04.2004 07:32, Upayavira wrote:
1) I have some polish text that uses character entities, such as
"się" How can I translate this into a single or double byte
character in either ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-2 or UTF-8?
They are not translated. While you have the entity representation in
the XML fi
On 18.04.2004 10:17, Jaroslav Kuruc wrote:
The problem is when I want to generate text which will be showed in
javascript alert. When it contains entity representation of the
characters, text in the message box is escaped and the entity
representation is showed. At least in the IE.
The point is, b
Jaroslav Kuruc dijo:
> The point is, browser doesn't understand entities in JS. Try this:
>
>
>
>
> alert('Á');
>
>
>
OK. I thought you was using javascript in special .js files. But this is
normal. XML does include the HTML entities as Á and similars.
Instead try the numeric represe
Antonio Gallardo wrote:
Jaroslav Kuruc dijo:
The problem is when I want to generate text which will be showed in
javascript alert. When it contains entity representation of the
characters, text in the message box is escaped and the entity
representation is showed. At least in the IE.
Servus Bla
Antonio Gallardo wrote:
Hi:
The Joerg answer is OK.
I just added some additional info about the topic.
Thanks for this Antonio. It all helps to make me a slightly less
ignorant Englishman ;-)
But my question is: "I have a file that contains entity references. I
want to replace it with direc
Jaroslav Kuruc dijo:
> The problem is when I want to generate text which will be showed in
> javascript alert. When it contains entity representation of the
> characters, text in the message box is escaped and the entity
> representation is showed. At least in the IE.
Servus Blava ;-)
Currently,
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 17.04.2004 22:33, Upayavira wrote:
A few I18N questions:
1) I have some polish text that uses character entities, such as
"się" How can I translate this into a single or double byte
character in either ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-2 or UTF-8?
They are not translated. While yo
Upayavira dijo:
> So UTF-8 is a good encoding to use, it sounds like. So, if I have
> multiple languages, it is best to aim for UTF-8 as a source encoding,
> and serialize to that.
Not only multiples languages, even if I am targeting just English is a
good idea to use UTF-8. The world is moving th
Hi:
The Joerg answer is OK.
I just added some additional info about the topic.
Joerg Heinicke dijo:
> On 17.04.2004 22:33, Upayavira wrote:
>
>> A few I18N questions:
>>
>> 1) I have some polish text that uses character entities, such as
>> "się" How can I translate this into a single or double b
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 17.04.2004 22:33, Upayavira wrote:
A few I18N questions:
1) I have some polish text that uses character entities, such as
"się" How can I translate this into a single or double byte
character in either ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-2 or UTF-8?
They are not translated. While y
On 17.04.2004 22:33, Upayavira wrote:
A few I18N questions:
1) I have some polish text that uses character entities, such as
"się" How can I translate this into a single or double byte
character in either ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-2 or UTF-8?
They are not translated. While you have the entity repres
A few I18N questions:
1) I have some polish text that uses character entities, such as
"się" How can I translate this into a single or double byte
character in either ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-2 or UTF-8?
2) I can set the encoding of a page in the serialiser configuration. How
do I deal with the sit
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