what is the encoding you use in your (final) html page?
i guess that the content is coming to you in UTF and you try to display it
using a different encoding
i use to have similar problem when post data from an xsp-->html
first of all try to set everything in UTF
-- stavros
On Wed, 8 Oct 2003, Yves Vindevogel wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have this piece of code in XSP
>
> <xsp:logic>
> String sWelcome = "";
> String sAbout = "" ;
>
> if (<xsp-session:get-attribute
> name="lang"/>.equals("Nl"))
> {
> sWelcome = "Welkom" ;
> sAbout = "Privι" ;
> } ;
>
> if (<xsp-session:get-attribute
> name="lang"/>.equals("Fr"))
> {
> sWelcome = "Bienvenue" ;
> sAbout = "Privι" ;
> } ;
>
> if (<xsp-session:get-attribute
> name="lang"/>.equals("En"))
> {
> sWelcome = "Welcome" ;
> sAbout = "Private" ;
> } ;
>
> <div id="dTop">
> <span><xsp:expr>sWelcome</xsp:expr></span>
>
> --- more here --
>
> <span><xsp:expr>sAbout</xsp:expr></span>
> </div>
> </xsp:logic>
>
>
> This works fine for me, except, when showing the characters in my output, I
> get funny chars (looks like eastern European things)
>
> When I add this like <p>Privι</p> , I have no problems, but within the
> xsp:logic, I get the strang behaviour.
>
> Anyone know a solution ??
>
>
>
> Yves Vindevogel
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