Posted by Dan on 11/01/06 19:46

Sergi Adamchuk wrote:
> My page is in Windows-1251 charset

Bad idea; any of those Windows-xxxx charsets are vendor-specific and
not a good idea for use on the wider Internet, even if they have
belatedly been submitted to the standards bodies as official charset
designations.

> Which sends values entered in fields to another site (not mine)
> http://somesite.com/someform.php this site is in UTF-8 encoding, when
> on my site I enter values in Cyrillic that another site recognizes not
> propertly chars.

It would probably be best for you to convert your own site to UTF-8
too, for maximum compatibility with multilingual characters.

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Dan

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