My encoding is set to ISO-8859-1. I\'m making an AJAX call using jQuery.ajax to a servlet. The URL (after it has been serialized by jQuery) ends up looking like this:
I have a string that I have read in from a Word document. I think it is in \"Cp1252\" encoding. Java uses UTF8.
I am getting file list in my Java program using list() method of File class. When I run my program on Knoppix I get ???? instead of Cyrillic file names. It seems that problem is in knoppix, not java.
Now I am working with my friend, he is Vietnamese and he wants to create a website using the Vietnamese Language, but we have a problem with Encode UTF-8.
I\'m wondering why we don\'t have some string classes that represent a string of Unicode grapheme clusters instead of code points or characters.It seems to me that in most applications it would be eas
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I\'m using libcurl for getting HTML pages. I have some problems with Hebrew characters. for example this: סלקום
Here is a code (using jquery) i use to download a html file from which I extract a table and its content.
i have code that know how to connect to user facebook account,and take his name. this function does works well, the problem is , when itry to get hebrew name, than i get gibrish.
I\'ve got this javascript: <a href=\"javascript:addtext(\'q\');\">q</a> When it is clicked it writes text on a textarea.
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