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>> If you aren't already, try using "WAEncodedKom startOn: 9090" instead > of "WAKom startOn: 9090". This will do the proper conversions to and > from UTF-8 from WideString. I also have some problem with french characters... (é à è ...) using Magritte - with WAKom I have encoding problems for strings written in the squeak browser (ex: a label definition for a description like 'Nationalité')Inputs done from forms are ok. - with WAKomEncoded, it's the opposite situation. Description labels are correctly rendered whereas forms inputs are corrupted... Do you know how to solve this problem ? (I probably missed something to configure) Thanks Cédrick _______________________________________________SmallWiki, Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ...https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki _______________________________________________ Smallwiki mailing list [hidden email] http://impara.de/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki |
>> If you aren't already, try using "WAEncodedKom startOn: 9090" instead
>> of "WAKom startOn: 9090". This will do the proper conversions to and >> from UTF-8 from WideString. > > I also have some problem with french characters... (é à è ...) using > Magritte I usually have problems with german umlauts (ä, ö, ü, ...) ;-) > Do you know how to solve this problem ? (I probably missed > something to configure) Does the resulting HTML has a propre encoding? <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> Does your web-browser properly detect and interpret this tag? Do you have all your string-constants within your image using this encoding? Strings coming from the web and going back into the web, should be fine and no conversion is needed. Cheers, Lukas -- Lukas Renggli http://www.lukas-renggli.ch _______________________________________________ SmallWiki, Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ... https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki _______________________________________________ Smallwiki mailing list [hidden email] http://impara.de/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki |
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> >Does the resulting HTML has a propre encoding? > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> > > euh... I tried by creating a html file and open it... and I see no probs... Do you meant inserting it in the generated xhtml ? >Does your web-browser properly detect and interpret this tag? > > seems ok as the encoding is automatically set to utf-8 (if I change and refresh, it goes back to utf-8). >Do you have all your string-constants within your image using this >encoding? Strings coming from the web and going back into the web, >should be fine and no conversion is needed. > > - with WAKom My browser has utf-8 and then display not correctly say 'définition' (a MADescription label) but when I change to ISO-8859-15, it's ok... and then, entries are not good. ex: (utf-8) d?finition: une définition ( ISO-8859-15) définition: une dÄ@finition Also, when I enter through web-forms generated by magritte, values stored in my objects are corrupted when I inspect them in squeak...But if i change (temporarly) the encoding from utf-8 to ISO-8859-15 before feeding the form (and hitting enter), then the data in squeak are correct... (and correctly displayed with WAKomEncoded or by switching to ISO-8859-15)... so I don't really know how to solve that... using WAKomEncoded doesn't really help (combined to Magritte) I just don't know - Maybe the problem is coming from the encoding in squeak... which I believe is set to ISO-8859-15 ?? If true, is it possible to change it ? is there an encoding option in squeak (didn't find it)? Thanks Cédrick ps: with store (sushi shop), whereas I use WAKom or WAKomEncoded, I have no corrupted character in what's displayed in the browser. Nevertheless, I need to use WAKomEncoded to have the correct encoding inside squeak (when I inspect objet in squeak). _______________________________________________ SmallWiki, Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ... https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki _______________________________________________ Smallwiki mailing list [hidden email] http://impara.de/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki |
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