largo
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| Posted: 02/10/2002, 11:04 PM |
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Hi
I just used a portal asp application made by code charge.(UA_portal)
facing trouble when using Chinese as main charset.
I replaced all asp page's charset to Chinese(charset=big5).
when test run on my PWS it turn out well, but when i upload to the actual remote server(brinkster),the Chinese I input in the form, turn out to be ugly ????///(not all, but some of them).after checking the database the data store in the Access just like ????////.do't know where goes wrong?
can any one teach me
thanks
I use access2000(english version) with Chinese Win98 OS.
largo
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Nicole
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| Posted: 02/11/2002, 3:11 AM |
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Hello,
what language do you use?
If you use ASP go to Site/Properties/Database tab and uncheck 'Use Custom HTML encoding' and regenerate the site. In this case characters would be displayed and inserted into db as they are without any transformation.
Also do you see correct chinese characters on grid forms?
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largo
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| Posted: 02/14/2002, 7:42 AM |
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thank you Nicole.
I was told by UA_portal site administrator, the problem problem is "ToHtml".
he said I have to ask CodeCharge about "ToHtml", since it is not a standard asp element.
after try to remove some of the field's ToHtml, the Chinese(I use Chinese) turn our well both table & Access.
is it after removing ToHtml, the field lost the function of embeding html code
(such as picture display).
thanks
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Nicole
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| Posted: 02/15/2002, 4:28 AM |
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Largo,
is it exactly I was tacking about. When 'Use Custom HTML encoding' flag is unchecked ToHTML() function doesn't convert variable values to server encoding and variables are passed to form or db as they are (without any changes)
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Cem
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| Posted: 05/14/2003, 12:15 PM |
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How can i set this in CodeCharge Studio Edition..
Thanks
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