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Problems displaying non Latin utf-8 characters
Non Latin (Latvian/Baltic in my case) UTF-8 characters are replaced with Latin counterparts in all (or most) parts of interface. Most likely it is because ASP.NET files are not saved as UTF-8 but ASCII or other Latin only encoding instead.
This problem may be solved by re-saving all files in UTF-8 (no BOM please) and by adding following comment at beginning of file:
this is a hack to pertain UTF-8 encoding across saving. It helped me to solve same problem on PHP so I suppose it'll work on ASP as well. Good web-dev IDE must
take account of that comment .
This problem may be solved by re-saving all files in UTF-8 (no BOM please) and by adding following comment at beginning of file:
#encoding: utf-8 Iñtërnâtiônàlizætiøn and €
this is a hack to pertain UTF-8 encoding across saving. It helped me to solve same problem on PHP so I suppose it'll work on ASP as well. Good web-dev IDE must
take account of that comment .
I’m sure I know solution
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Inappropriate?Hi Andis,
Thanks for your input on this, unfortunately it's not the solution to the problem. Could you provide an example of characters that are being displayed incorrectly? Maybe I'm missing something but it all seems OK for me here.
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