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characters like é and ê can't be displayed on two different servers
Someone I know had a site on one server and then transfered it on a .com domain
Since then the characters like é and ê for example aren't displayed correctly, they're all messed up is it something you have to write in the html code? could it have something to do with fonts? I copy pasted the code source from the .com site into Visual Interdev and it displays correctly How is it that localhost reads it but the server on .com can't...? |
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Hi,
Those characters are indeed codes in HTML. It depends on the webserver if they send it correct or garble it up. Anyway: Code:
é = &ecute;
è = è
ê = ë
Go to http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/sgml/entities.html to see a complete list of character codes. That should fix your problem. Grtz.© M. Last edited by Mythomep : August 11th, 2004 at 04:39 PM. Reason: Corrected the URL given. |
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Thanks
Yeah I knew they had code for the special characters but it's kind of a bummer that we have to type &ecute every time we need an é... |
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