I have a UITextView which I call messageField. The data within that messageField is POST-ed to server in JSON format. When the user types an Emoji character I am having trouble encoding the data to JS
I\'m doing text mining on content that comes from the web. There is a lot of chars that I want to convert to perform better classification (eg.:   to white spaces).
I have an app that I need to display Unicode information to an excel spreadsheet that is converted from a table in JSP.The unicode info displays correctly in JSP, but in Excel, it does not show intern
I have an issue with IE, when sending a querystring with special characters in it as for instance with the \"Ø\" (name=bjørn) in asp.net wil开发者_如何学Gol be somehow encoded into \"name=bj%ufffdrn
It\'s a capital A with a ^ on top: Â It is showing up in strings pulled from webpages.It shows up where there was previously an empty space in the original string on the original site.This is the ac
I am aware that there were some similar problems. However after reading answers and gooling about the topic I am still struggling with displaying Russian letters in the browser. I have them stored ins
I\'m having a really quirky problem and I don\'t know where to start on how to fix the source code: In a Visual Basic 6 program running under Windows 7, periodically (maybe once a week or so) the key
How do I show special c开发者_运维百科hars like é in Ajax Control Toolkit\'s AutoComplete? They\'re showing as a white square in IE7 and a black diamond in FF4. I tried escaping them in the WebMethod
Background: For various reasons I\'m creating a translation table in my sql server 2008 r2. (This question is not about whether that is a correct / good choice)
i hav a database that contains spanish characters. to populate the database i am getting the values from client page which has character encoding=UTF-8. when i insert the values in mySql database the