I've fixed the problem
I had to pull /admin/base.html into my templates folder and add this line to
the head
IE6 browsers that have their default character set set to Latin1 can now add
utf8 characters, they could not before.
This line should be in the base.html within django source code fella
Has anyone experienced any problems with getting IE browsers to
recognize that they should be using the default_charset when entering
data into forms in the admin site?
I'm having a hell of a time of it, all unicode, new trunk, front end
running of lighttpd, all set to utf8, database utf8, no pro
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