Hi Ross,
My guess would be that this is an encoding issue. Perhaps the values are stored
as iso-8859-1 (or a variation) or windows cp1252 and you're serving the pages
as utf-8. Or vice-versa. You'll probably need to convert them to whatever
encoding you are using in the web page.
-- Josh
Ross Crawford wrote:
I'm a relative newbie to TT. I have a DB (MySQL) table with a list of
ISO-3166 countries. Some of the country names have non-standard
characters in them eg: CÔTE D'IVOIRE.
I load these into an array @countries, and try to put them in a combo
list with:
<select id="countrycode" name="countrycode">
[% FOREACH item IN countries %]
<option value="[% item.countrycode %]">[% item.countryname
%]</option>
[% END %]
</select>
But the non-standard characters all display as '?'. I've verified that
they are correct after being read into the array, and my browser is
capable of displaying them correctly. What do I need to do to get them
to display correctly on my page? Is it even possible?
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