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I know I've run across this before but it's been so long I can't remember(imagine that) :
They (hosts) migrated our db to a new server and I don't know what else) and now we get these characters in various posts.
Why these characters, and how to fix same>
[IMG]http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg60/golfmann/xxx.jpg[/IMG]
I could think of no way to search for an answer to this so here it is...
any help would be appreciated
They (hosts) migrated our db to a new server and I don't know what else) and now we get these characters in various posts.
Why these characters, and how to fix same>
[IMG]http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg60/golfmann/xxx.jpg[/IMG]
I could think of no way to search for an answer to this so here it is...
any help would be appreciated
Postet den
It is encoding, but not sure where the fault lies, are you pages set as utf-8 ?
Postet den
not sure... but I... didn't change anything
is this a server side thing to be set by them (uft-8)?
(I can't find any meta code in the asp pages I've looked at)
I know.. I am such a stupid)
is this a server side thing to be set by them (uft-8)?
(I can't find any meta code in the asp pages I've looked at)
I know.. I am such a stupid)
Postet den
might be worth adding a
"<meta HTTP-EQUIV=""Content-Type"" content=""text/html; charset=windows-1250"">" or something similar to inc_header
"<meta HTTP-EQUIV=""Content-Type"" content=""text/html; charset=windows-1250"">" or something similar to inc_header
Postet den
I'll give it a try...
see what happens lol
see what happens lol
Postet den
still there so I assume it was overridden "somewhere"... but it may help with some other posting issues, so I'll keep it handy.
Thanks
Thanks
, .net version has a few already built in