[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>Hello Fellows,
>I'm desperate an neeed help.
>I've tried the whole night to get my
>turbine application running with utf-8 support.
>It's really strange. I've got problems with form submitted
>data and maybe also storing and retrieving this data from
>mysql in utf-8. I'm not exactly sure where the problem arises. It behaves in ways I
>dont't understand.
- make sure that your pages sent out by the web container really contain
UTF-8 as charset encoding (check with wget)
- make sure that in the header there is no ISO-8859-1 embedded
- Your browser must support UTF-8 (current Mozilla and IE do)
- If you use postgres, don't create your database with SQL_ASCII or LATIN1
as encoding
I've been through this before and yes, it can be hell. :-) Turbine itself
runs fine on UTF-8, though.
What kind of container are you using? Plain Tomcat (then it's best to use
Tomcat5) or Tomcat + Apache? Or something else?
Regards
Henning
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