I have created a file and saved it as UTF-8 I placed this code: <div class=\"top_pic\"> <img src=\"<?php echo $this->images_dir ?>image.jpg\" alt=\"doc ao fim do dia\" width=\"632\"
I want to display characters like 开发者_StackOverflow中文版\"é,ë,ñ,עברית\" as is in the urls. How can I do that?
s = \'Tara%2520Stiles%2520Living\' How do I turn it into: Tar开发者_C百科a Stiles Living You need to use urllib.unquote, but it appears you need to use it twice:
i see a string in this code: data[:2] == \'\\xff\\xfe\' i don\'t know what \'\\xff\\xfe\' is, soi want to escape it ,but not successful
I may not even be referring to this the proper way so my apologies in advance. Our server logs are constantly showing us an encoded style of attack. An example is below....
HI We recorded video via red5 server but no sound added ( because there was no sound environment ). So there is no sound track in output flv file. a开发者_C百科nd there is encoding error when we do
I have an html box with which users may enter text. I would like to ensure all text entered in the box is either encoded in UTF-8 or converted to UTF-8 when a user finishes typing. Furthermore, I don\
It seems to me that the YAML library that ships with ruby 1.9 is encoding-deaf. What this means is that when generating YAML, it\'ll take any string of bytes, and escape any byte sequence that doesn\
<%= link_to \'注销\', :controller => :user, :action => :logout %> this raises Encoding::Compatibility exception, and when i try
I need to create my own codec, i.e. subclass of QTextCodec. And I\'d like to use it via QTextCodec::codecForName("myname");
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