Hi List,
I'm trying really hard the last 2 days to get around the problem UTF-8 to
ISO-8859-1
I receive a POST of an UTF-8 XML Document, declaration is okay, the document
is send by a Windows Server.
Now I have tried to convert the document to Latin1 (ISO-8859-1) by all the
ways I can imagine, but nothing really modifies the utf flag.
When I change the text to iso-8859-1 and I put it into my database (utf8
also as latin1) I get this sign " Â " before the sign I want to save in my
database!
When I print out the string on the screen of the server (logfile) it shows
me that the data comes in with the utf-8 flag set on (Â sign I guess) an
after transforming it I print it out by data::dump and the signs become
something like \x{c2}\x.... the \x{c2} I guess is the special character set
by utf, okay now I transform the string using Unicode::String
And the string becomes Latin1 in the logfile, but in my database not, in the
UTF-8 table the signs are good, but in the latin1 table the signs become
weird.
Maybe someone has a hint how to convert a XML::Simple document (by POST) in
UTF-8 with the FLAG set on to a Simple LATIN1 document so that I can safe it
into my latin1 table!
Tanks for any help
Ciao Thomas
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