Hi, That happens once in a while.Iam researching that part as on now.I think it is to do with UNICODE with regard to our webpages.Do we have unicode support/charecter encoding? If you go to this page : http://www.google.com/transliterate/indic and type in english and the converted hindi if you cut and paste in our reply areas it some time shows up ok but otherwise it is numbers. so i don't yet got the reason!
Edited by - puthenveetil on 19 September 2009 01:08:12
Hi, Is it to do with the database.Because when you are previewing it does't get inserted in the database.Iam also getting the same characters!But how is it that the subject in hindi and the rest in vague numbers? Yor are the brilliant one hope you will find out.Iam also googling.
Edited by - puthenveetil on 19 September 2009 00:54:26
Hi,. I wanted a hyperlink "help" a space after the transliteration control in the same <tr.How do I get it ? whenever I try to do the hyperlink it goes on th the next line and the space become wider. This is the link: http://www.google.com/transliterate/indic/about_mappings_ml.html
Hi, Yes it worked fine for all textareas.However on the Quick Reply page the help icon does'nt show up. Please also send me the fix for IE error msg if you got it. Thanks a lot.
As for the minor errors in IE, do the following: (Thanks to classicmotorcycling for help with the below code.)
In inc_header.asp look for:
%>
<!--#INCLUDE FILE="transliteration.asp"-->
<%
CHANGE it to:
if request.servervariables("URL") = "/forum/post.asp" then
%>
<!--#INCLUDE FILE="transliteration.asp"-->
<%
Elseif mlev > 0 and request.servervariables("URL") = "/forum/topic.asp" then
%>
<!--#INCLUDE FILE="transliteration.asp"-->
<%
end if
Change the parts in green to reflect the name of the folder where your forum is stored.
Also, earlier in this thread I told you to but the
%>
<!--#INCLUDE FILE="transliteration.asp"-->
<%
in two sections of the code. But you only need it in the second place. You can remove it from the first place.