charset

This was handled by updating changing the Perl CGI module to explicitly call charset appropriately.

Planet Debian 2009

"charset" if options [ 'charset'] 0 - # setup date only if they use nph

Recent Commits to mongrel:master Evan Weaver 2010

Maybe changing the "charset" would have helped but I don't think changing the charset does anything at the moment. btw, other than that, QTrans seems very good.

KDE-Apps.org Content 2008

Maybe changing the "charset" would have helped but I don't think changing the charset does anything at the moment. btw, other than that, QTrans seems very good.

KDE-Apps.org Content 2008

- @head [ 'Content-Type'] + = "; charset =" + options [ 'charset']

Recent Commits to mongrel:master Evan Weaver 2010

I also told Apache that the default charset was UTF-8 (in addition to my previous efforts putting the meta header in the html specifying the charset).

MySQL, UTF8 and my sanity : #comments 2008

An example on one of these might be: content = "text/html; charset = utf-8" which tells your browser that the page it is currently downloading and setting up to show to you should be displayed with text that is "8 bit Unicode" (utf-8).

Strange Characters (accents, not humans) 2007

An example on one of these might be: content = "text/html; charset = utf-8" which tells your browser that the page it is currently downloading and setting up to show to you should be displayed with text that is "8 bit Unicode" (utf-8).

Strange Characters (accents, not humans) 2007

An example on one of these might be: content = "text/html; charset = utf-8" which tells your browser that the page it is currently downloading and setting up to show to you should be displayed with text that is "8 bit Unicode" (utf-8).

Strange Characters (accents, not humans) 2007

I guess a charset declaration could be added at the same time.

ginger's thoughts » First experiments with itext 2009