Re: Latin Characters
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 21373
interpreted = N
texte = > El 11/29/98 7:08 PM PCS Technical Support support2@smithmicro.com >Escribi#243# > >>>I'm using WebCatalog 2.0 and I can't see in the search or results >>>templates the latin Charactes I have in my data base. >>>Could somebody please tell me how to do it. >> >>This is a browser/HTML issue, not a WebCatalog one. You probably need to >>add an extra MIME header to the section of your web page like the >>following: >> >>
>> >>Try looking at www.worldpoint.com, switch between different languages, and >>view the HTML source to get an idea of what other CHARSET values are >>possible. > >I already have this meta tag in the header section, I can see all the >foreign characters in the page (HTML) except the ones that come from the >data base, between the [foundItems] tag, the Category products searched in >the DB file come with extrange characters instead of the ones I have in >the db file.You must use [CONVERTCHARS] context around your [fields], and either customize the Standard Conversion db or make your own custom conversion db.And, BTW, don't use the
tag describe above- it forces many browsers to load your page twice, use WebCats [SETMIMEHEADER] instead. Serach the list archives, I've posted the technique rather many times. ************************************************************* Christer Olsson Stora Nygatan 21 Phone +46 40 791 50 Ljusa Ideer AB S-211 37 Malmoe Fax +46 40 97 99 77 Sweden http://www.ljusaideer.se
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> El 11/29/98 7:08 PM PCS Technical Support support2@smithmicro.com >Escribi#243# > >>>I'm using WebCatalog 2.0 and I can't see in the search or results >>>templates the latin Charactes I have in my data base. >>>Could somebody please tell me how to do it. >> >>This is a browser/HTML issue, not a WebCatalog one. You probably need to >>add an extra MIME header to the section of your web page like the >>following: >> >>
>> >>Try looking at www.worldpoint.com, switch between different languages, and >>view the HTML source to get an idea of what other CHARSET values are >>possible. > >I already have this meta tag in the header section, I can see all the >foreign characters in the page (HTML) except the ones that come from the >data base, between the
[founditems] tag, the Category products searched in >the DB file come with extrange characters instead of the ones I have in >the db file.You must use
[convertchars] context around your [fields], and either customize the Standard Conversion db or make your own custom conversion db.And, BTW, don't use the
tag describe above- it forces many browsers to load your page twice, use WebCats
[setmimeheader] instead. Serach the list archives, I've posted the technique rather many times. ************************************************************* Christer Olsson Stora Nygatan 21 Phone +46 40 791 50 Ljusa Ideer AB S-211 37 Malmoe Fax +46 40 97 99 77 Sweden http://www.ljusaideer.se
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