Re: textarea to page display
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 17250
interpreted = N
texte = >>At least this seems to work for my particular needs. But it certainly >>does not solve the problem WebCat is having with the >>standardconversions.db changing 1's and 2's to Ç's and ?'s when I really >>do not think it should be doing that. Can someone check into this and tell >>me if I've discovered a bug? > >I vaguely remember problems with having non-escaped ASCII (as ©) in the >conversions.db, but haven't done much digging since we in Sweden have lots >of special chars - so we must have a home made standardconversions.db >anyway. And I made it with just escaped ASCII.Maybe if I try that myself it will solve the problem of WebCat changing some of my integers to other characters. If it *does* solve this problem, then I think we've identified the bug ... :) >>Are these by chance the same characters shown in Tex-Edit as beginning >>with $ instead of % ... or are those something else entirely? The reason >>I'm not sure about this is because the ones in Tex-Edit all begin with $, >>while the few which are shown in the HTML documentation (and included in >>the standardconversions.db) begin with % instead. > >Yes, they're the same Hex values. Just substitute $ with % and they will >work fine with WebCat.Thank you for confirming what I suspected, Christer!Sincerely, Ken Grome 808-737-6499 WebDNA Solutions mailto:ken@webdna.net http://www.webdna.net
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>>At least this seems to work for my particular needs. But it certainly >>does not solve the problem WebCat is having with the >>standardconversions.db changing 1's and 2's to Ç's and ?'s when I really >>do not think it should be doing that. Can someone check into this and tell >>me if I've discovered a bug? > >I vaguely remember problems with having non-escaped ASCII (as ©) in the >conversions.db, but haven't done much digging since we in Sweden have lots >of special chars - so we must have a home made standardconversions.db >anyway. And I made it with just escaped ASCII.Maybe if I try that myself it will solve the problem of WebCat changing some of my integers to other characters. If it *does* solve this problem, then I think we've identified the bug ... :) >>Are these by chance the same characters shown in Tex-Edit as beginning >>with $ instead of % ... or are those something else entirely? The reason >>I'm not sure about this is because the ones in Tex-Edit all begin with $, >>while the few which are shown in the HTML documentation (and included in >>the standardconversions.db) begin with % instead. > >Yes, they're the same Hex values. Just substitute $ with % and they will >work fine with WebCat.Thank you for confirming what I suspected, Christer!Sincerely, Ken Grome 808-737-6499 WebDNA Solutions mailto:ken@webdna.net http://www.webdna.net
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