Tobia,
Don't you have to use m.setCharset('ISO8859-1') instead of
m.setCharset('utf-8') ?
Regards,
Lionel
Tobia a ecrit le 30/01/07 13:37:
I have a flowscript that handles a simple contact form, sending an email
for each successful submit:
var form = new Form('cocoon:/contact.form')
form.showForm('contact.jx')
var fields = getFormFields(form)
var m = cocoon.getComponent(Packages.org.apache.cocoon.mail.MailSender.ROLE)
m.setSmtpHost('mail.whatever.com')
m.setFrom('"' + fields.name + '" <' + fields.email + '>')
m.setTo('[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
m.setSubject(fields.subject)
m.setBody('Web message:\n\n' + fields.message)
m.send()
The problem is that non-ASCII characters get mangled somewhere in the
process.
Typing "à/è/ì/ò/ù" in the Message field results in an email with the
text "à /è/ì/ò/ù", as if it was converted from ISO8859-1 to UTF-8
one time too much.
I tried adding m.setCharset('utf-8') to the flowscript, to no effect.
Any idea?
Tobia
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