roeya
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| Posted: 04/11/2006, 2:20 PM |
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UTF-8 provides multi language support for web sites
CCS 3 support this very well, however I did found configuration problem -
To ensure UTF-8 works without problems use:
Project->settings->Locales & Encodings
Then select every language in Site Locales and press
Edit
And ensure Output encoding is UTF-8 ! This is very important.
Somehow these settings found itself somewhat hidden...
So what are the “Default HTML Encoding” and in “File Encoding ?"
Because CCS is quite "clever" it transcodes the site from whatever encoding it uses to the output encoding
So if you designed your HTML pages and programmed your code in Windows-1252 encoding then no problem just let CCS now that the HTML is Windows-1252 (HTML Encoding ) and the code is in Windows-1252 (File Encoding ). CCS will transfer the output to UTF-8 (I verified this for Perl only...)
Example:
In my case the database was 8bit only so I selected HTML & File encoding that supported the Encoding used by the database (Windows-12XX), but the result pages where UTF-8
pages - what I needed
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feha
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| Posted: 04/18/2006, 7:54 AM |
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Thank you, great tips 
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feha
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