Re: Updating fields from different platforms
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 18977
interpreted = N
texte = >If you are lucky there are no double (input-)values for Mac and PC and you >can use the same conversion db. >If you get double values, ask the client for the user agent and send the >text through the appropriate conversion dbActually there are several characters that doubleup as you say. But that's no problem, I have already created a MactoPC.db and a PCtoMac.db.>Example fot testing: > > [browsername] >
> [showif [browsername]^mac] > This is a Macintosh > [/showif] > [showif [browsername]^win] > This is a Windows PC > [/showif] > [showif [browsername]^linux] > This is Linux > [/showif] > [showif [browsername]^irix] > This is an SGI machine > [/showif] > [showif [browsername]^sun] > This is a SUN > [/showif]This is the big question, is the code above reliable? Will it catch correctly old browsers like Netscape 1 and MSExplorer 1?Another solution I am trying now is to asume everyone is a PC, and let the Mac try to be compatible. I have placed:
on all my pages, and I have stored the data in the databases as PC native accented characters.On Explorer 2 running on Windows NT, it works, since everything defaults to PC stuff.On Netscape 4 on the Mac, it also works. Aparently Netscape 4 is smart enough to do the conversions automatically.The question is now to try other older Mac browsers to see if they all handle the charset=iso-8859-1 correctly. Also, what about unix, sun?Does anyone have any experience in these matters? Thanks for your help, Charles _______________________________________________________________ Institut Balear de Comunicacions, S.L. Gremio Tejedores 22, 1 07009 Palma de Mallorca, Spain _____________________________________________ Tel: +34 971.43.12.77 Fax: +34 971.43.08.18 E-mail: ckefauver@ibacom.es URL: http://www.ibacom.es/ _____________________________________________ Public PGP signature (Clave publica PGP): http://www.ibacom.es/PGP/kefauver.txt _______________________________________________________________
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>If you are lucky there are no double (input-)values for Mac and PC and you >can use the same conversion db. >If you get double values, ask the client for the user agent and send the >text through the appropriate conversion dbActually there are several characters that doubleup as you say. But that's no problem, I have already created a MactoPC.db and a PCtoMac.db.>Example fot testing: > >
[browsername] >
> [showif
[browsername]^mac] > This is a Macintosh > [/showif] > [showif
[browsername]^win] > This is a Windows PC > [/showif] > [showif
[browsername]^linux] > This is Linux > [/showif] > [showif
[browsername]^irix] > This is an SGI machine > [/showif] > [showif
[browsername]^sun] > This is a SUN > [/showif]This is the big question, is the code above reliable? Will it catch correctly old browsers like Netscape 1 and MSExplorer 1?Another solution I am trying now is to asume everyone is a PC, and let the Mac try to be compatible. I have placed:
on all my pages, and I have stored the data in the databases as PC native accented characters.On Explorer 2 running on Windows NT, it works, since everything defaults to PC stuff.On Netscape 4 on the Mac, it also works. Aparently Netscape 4 is smart enough to do the conversions automatically.The question is now to try other older Mac browsers to see if they all handle the charset=iso-8859-1 correctly. Also, what about unix, sun?Does anyone have any experience in these matters? Thanks for your help, Charles _______________________________________________________________ Institut Balear de Comunicacions, S.L. Gremio Tejedores 22, 1 07009 Palma de Mallorca, Spain _____________________________________________ Tel: +34 971.43.12.77 Fax: +34 971.43.08.18 E-mail: ckefauver@ibacom.es URL: http://www.ibacom.es/ _____________________________________________ Public PGP signature (Clave publica PGP): http://www.ibacom.es/PGP/kefauver.txt _______________________________________________________________
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