How to get åäö with Ajax?

[Abxi]

1) Script Title: Ajax Tab Content Script

2) Script URL (on DD): http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...axtabscontent/

3) Describe problem:

Anyone know if using this where it read from a source, if i can add a line or something so that it can read åäö signs.

Great place
-Abxi-

[jscheuer1]

As far as I know, no one has solved this to anyone's satisfaction. I always advise people to try hex value entities on the source document, if you know what they are, for example, for å you can use:

å

I also ask folks to try the javascript escaped hex value (in this case):

\xe5

also on the source document.

Another approach is to make sure that your server's HTTP header is configured for the proper character set. This has nothing to do with the meta content-type tag but, rather with the server's configuration. Information on this is available at:

http://www.w3.org/International/ques...access-charset

and other places about the web:

http://www.google.com/search?client=...utf-8&oe=utf-8

Please let us know if you have success with any of these approaches or need more help with any of them.

[Abxi]

Well writting the html and the characters number works in this ajax script.

For the ones i needed its; (cant specify with = in the code lol makes it the character

Omg rape the ****ing quotes no more ****ing tires .. **** it!

i had a site with a list of all the characters number otherwise just check characters at the windows. The combo to write the character alt + 0229 for å. Think logical remove the 0 and u got 229 which is the characters number.

Using the xe5 hex works as well :P, of course it would also be like å,

-Abxi-

[Twey]

Named references are always easier to remember. For example, å would be å.

[jscheuer1]

Named references are always easier to remember. For example, å would be å.

Easier to remember perhaps but, with my sieve for a brain and a decent text editor that has a character map as well as reporting the hex and the decimal code of any character that the cursor is over, which would you choose to use? Especially considering that not all characters have named entities. (ò.ó)

[Twey]

Easier to remember perhaps but, with my sieve for a brain and a decent text editor that has a character map as well as reporting the hex and the decimal code of any character that the cursor is over, which would you choose to use?

Heh.

Especially considering that not all characters have named entities. (ò.&#243

All the main Latin-based ones do. (ó.ō)

[jscheuer1]

Heh.All the main Latin-based ones do. (ó.ō)

That still doesn't help with my mnemonic problems. (Every Good Boy Does Fine meets ROY G BIV - no room left at the inn)

[Twey]

A musician, eh?

[jscheuer1]

You left out spectral analysis physicist and comparative religions scholar.

Actually, none of the above, at the moment.

[Twey]

Heh.

comparative religions scholar

Not a pass-time I'd willingly take up, I must say