Is it possible that your original search is being posted (HTTP POST),
and the character encoding of the page with the form is not UTF-8? In
that case, I believe a header gets sent with the request specifying a
different character set (different from parameters in the URL, for
which it's not possible to specify an encoding explicitly).
-Mike
On 11/7/2010 10:26 AM, Em wrote:
This helped a lot, since it solved the "göteburg"-problem.
Thank you, Ken! Great help :-).
Unfortunately there are some other encoding problems
"fq=testcat%3Aacôme" worked, however the full url-encoded version
"fq=testcat%3Aac%F4me" does not.
The first version is the result of submitting the form.jsp, the second is
the version when you click into the adress-bar and press enter.
This is a real problem for me, since applications that send a query send an
urlencoded query like the second one.
Any suggestions?
