I\'m working with UK address data and also International address data. I need to geocode the address data for use on a google map. I\'m doing this using the HTTP service. Ie/ Constructing a query str
I\'m implementing an interface for digital payment service called Suomen Verkkomaksut. The information about the payment is sent to them via HTML form. To ensure that no one messes with the informatio
I would like to add things like bullet points \"•\" to HTML using the XML Builder in Nokogiri, but everything is being escaped.How do I prevent it from being escaped?
I am having great problems solving this one: I have a mysql database encoding latin1_swedish_ci and a table that stores names and addresses.
First of all, what\'s the difference between utf8 and utf8x in \\usepackage[utf8]{inputenc} \\usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc}
My problem stems from Emacs inserting the coding system headers into source files containing non-as开发者_运维百科cii characters:
I\'ve built (or I\'m building) an application that supports a wide variety of languages. I\'m using UTF-8 right now be开发者_运维问答cause as I see it, it supports all languages in this world. (?)
This is driving me nuts: WebRequest request = WebRequest.Create(url); request.Method = \"POST\"; request.ContentType = \"application/x-www-form-urlencoded\";
I have written an External Tool that uses plink.exe to execute gcc on a Linux system and then capture the output back on VS\'s output window (there is a checkmark in Tools/External Tools/Use Output Wi
Until now, the project I work in used ASCII only in the source code. Due to several upcoming changes in I18N area and also because we need some Unicode strings in our tests, we are thinking about biti