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Posted by Lόpher Cypher on 11/07/72 11:27
Ok, it has worked ok on my local host, but as I uploaded it to a server
(one of the free ones), I got something that looks more like the
non-unicode chars (say, ΓΕΈΓβ¬ΓΒΎ).. I have this as my header:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />
I've also noticed that when I view the source the page starts with:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1">
which obviously inserts 3 extra characters at the beginning - it does
not on my local host. As far as I know, they use some *nix system with
apache.
Any ideas if this could be fixed?
Thank you,
lΓΌph
David Dorward wrote:
> LΓΌpher Cypher wrote:
>
>
>>Is there a way to combine english and russian characters in pages
>>without the use of unicodes (#xxxx;)? Unicode is fine, since it's always
>>displayed correctly, but it takes too much time to edit it..
>
>
> Use real Unicode characters (instead of character references), save the
> document with a Unicode character encoding[1] and ensure your server is
> configured to inform clients that the document is encoded in Unicode[2].
>
> [1] How you do this depends on your editor
> [2] How you do this depends on your server
>
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