Re: sendmail and accented characters
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 17483
interpreted = N
texte =
>>I have tried everything as suggested in the threads, putting all the needed>>chars in the standardconversion file, setting mime-version to 1.0 in the>>mail header, putting <>CONTENT=text/html;charset=iso-8859-1>, in all the HTML pages, but I don't>>succeed to send emails containing french characters.>>I am probably missing something. Could you help me please? It's an>>important issue for me.>>You must:>>1. Make a special MIMEconversions.db>2. Set a MIME-version: 1.0 in the [SENDMAIL] context>3. Use a [Convertchars] context using your special MIMEconversions.db > Christer Olsson Thank you for your answer Christer. I'am always in trouble with these accented chars. Here's an extract of the code:[SendMail to=helene@mail.belgavillage.be&subject=Essai&from=helene@mail.belgavillage.be&Mime-Version=1.0]Essai accents(......)Name: [convertchars db=MIMEconversions.db][name][/convertchars](......)[/sendmail]The MIMEconvsersions.db contains characters like the first accented e in Helene:#233# é I have tried too the hex representation $8E (after flushing the MIMEconversions.db). No success. Christer, if what you recommand is correct, that could mean I have something wrong int the conversions file. Can somebody tell me what's wrong? Do you have the complete information to see where the trouble comes from? Thanks helene
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>>I have tried everything as suggested in the threads, putting all the needed>>chars in the standardconversion file, setting mime-version to 1.0 in the>>mail header, putting <>CONTENT=text/html;charset=iso-8859-1>, in all the HTML pages, but I don't>>succeed to send emails containing french characters.>>I am probably missing something. Could you help me please? It's an>>important issue for me.>>You must:>>1. Make a special MIMEconversions.db>2. Set a MIME-version: 1.0 in the [sendmail] context>3. Use a [convertchars] context using your special MIMEconversions.db > Christer Olsson Thank you for your answer Christer. I'am always in trouble with these accented chars. Here's an extract of the code:[SendMail to=helene@mail.belgavillage.be&subject=Essai&from=helene@mail.belgavillage.be&Mime-Version=1.0]Essai accents(......)Name: [convertchars db=MIMEconversions.db][name][/convertchars](......)[/sendmail]The MIMEconvsersions.db contains characters like the first accented e in Helene:#233# é I have tried too the hex representation $8E (after flushing the MIMEconversions.db). No success. Christer, if what you recommand is correct, that could mean I have something wrong int the conversions file. Can somebody tell me what's wrong? Do you have the complete information to see where the trouble comes from? Thanks helene
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