CodeChargeMVP
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| Posted: 06/23/2010, 7:42 AM |
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Hello,
Here´s a new big issue:
I´m developing a project for an spanish customer and obviously with an spanish database,
which means database has words like "administración" or "peñon".
I want than the customer be able to write this kind of words on software application and get
recorded and showed in the right way,of course i want than the words when be retrieved from
the database also be shown correctly.
So,
If you have any suggestion for the next configurations would be very handly:
Server/Script->Charset & Encode Extension (if necessary)
Project Settings->Locale & Encodings -> File Encoding & Default HTML Encodings.
Site Locales.
Note:I´ll also write notes in spanish language on the php code
Thank you very much in advance.
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CodeChargeMVP
Posts: 473
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| Posted: 06/24/2010, 12:47 AM |
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Here I come with some new info:
There two codifications than has been created by resolving this
matters:
ISO-8859-1
UTF-8
The most important thing to everything work perfectly is than the pages than you create on codecharge has the html met tag:
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1">
placed at the top of the html page, on that meta tag you select the charset codification,this charset codification has to match with the one selected on project settings->Server/Script->Charset, if both doesn´t match you´ll get a warning message when publishing every single page.
So now, the question ¿ Which codification may I Choose?
ISO-8859-1 or UTF-8
To answer this question we´ve to make another one first,
¿What will happen with javascript dependant listboxes?
As far as i know, this is mandatory, AJAX always work with UTF-8,
Post method send it by UTF-8.
Get method is codificated by ISO-8859-1 on Mozilla and UTF-8 on IE.
Obviously seems than the decision it´s quite easy,but unfournately UTF-8 doesn´t work
fine on codecharge,so i had to settled up all to ISO-8859-1 and i guess than will get some
troubles when running the software on IE.
Quote CodeChargeMVP:
Hello,
Here´s a new big issue:
I´m developing a project for an spanish customer and obviously with an spanish database,
which means database has words like "administración" or "peñon".
I want than the customer be able to write this kind of words on software application and get
recorded and showed in the right way,of course i want than the words when be retrieved from
the database also be shown correctly.
So,
If you have any suggestion for the next configurations would be very handly:
Server/Script->Charset & Encode Extension (if necessary)
Project Settings->Locale & Encodings -> File Encoding & Default HTML Encodings.
Site Locales.
Note:I´ll also write notes in spanish language on the php code
Thank you very much in advance.
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Best Regards
Entrepeneur | NT Consultant
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