[SOLVED] charset encoding problems

**galdaka** · 6 Jun 2007 2:16 AM

Hi,

I use spanish language translation. Accents and "

**galdaka** · 6 Jun 2007 2:42 AM

[SOLVED]: I solved my problem replacing

**matjaz** · 6 Jun 2007 2:57 AM

This is not a good solution.
Your web page & translations files must be in the same encoding (mostly utf-8). Probably this is your problem.

**galdaka** · 6 Jun 2007 3:44 AM

Originally Posted by matjaz

This is not a good solution.
Your web page & translations files must be in the same encoding (mostly utf-8). Probably this is your problem.

OK. How to set all in utf-8? I put in content-type of all pages "<meta... content charset=utf-8....> and not works.

**KimH** · 6 Jun 2007 4:02 AM

Is you application server Domino? If yes... did you check that the server instance outputs UTF-8?

How do you set Content-Type headers in Domino?

Could you provide us with the HTML source from start to <body>?

**Skeleton** · 6 Jun 2007 4:28 AM

Originally Posted by galdaka

OK. How to set all in utf-8? I put in content-type of all pages "<meta... content charset=utf-8....> and not works.

While saving your JS file (which contains these special chars) you must specify the encoding for the file. For example in Notepad's "Save As..." dialog, there is a combo box on the bottom labeled "Encoding". You can select UTF-8 over there. Most of the text editors have this basic functionality.

**galdaka** · 6 Jun 2007 5:09 AM

Originally Posted by Skeleton

While saving your JS file (which contains these special chars) you must specify the encoding for the file. For example in Notepad's "Save As..." dialog, there is a combo box on the bottom labeled "Encoding". You can select UTF-8 over there. Most of the text editors have this basic functionality.

In dreamweaver I not have this option. See image.

**galdaka** · 6 Jun 2007 5:14 AM

Originally Posted by KimH

Is you application server Domino? If yes... did you check that the server instance outputs UTF-8?

How do you set Content-Type headers in Domino?

Could you provide us with the HTML source from start to <body>?

I don

**galdaka** · 6 Jun 2007 5:16 AM

Originally Posted by matjaz

This is not a good solution.
Your web page & translations files must be in the same encoding (mostly utf-8). Probably this is your problem.

What is the problem of my solution?

**Skeleton** · 6 Jun 2007 6:07 AM

Originally Posted by galdaka

In dreamweaver I not have this option. See image.

I don't use DreamWeaver but there must be a place where to set the file encoding. To solve the problem you can use notepad to save that file as UTF-8.

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