On 4/15/09 3:19 AM, "borutt" wrote:
> GET /PHP/data.php?sid=0.179863580913668&q=%C4%8Duk
%C4%8D is the urlencoding of the utf-8 codepoint for 'č'.
> My input was "čuk" but like it's seen from GET params, q param has
> strange chars.
> But in QueryString it is ok.
i don't know what 'QueryStr
Hello,
I have watched backend log of requests with fiddler. For input request
I get this:
GET /PHP/data.php?sid=0.179863580913668&q=
%C4%8Duk&limit=10×tamp=1239779442412 HTTP/1.1
x-requested-with: XMLHttpRequest
Accept-Language: sl
Referer: http://172.21.6.1/PHP/data.php
Accept: */*
UA-CPU: x86
On 4/14/09 11:54 AM, "borutt" wrote:
>
>> was the page with the form containing the input element explicitly served
>> with header "Content-Type: text/html; charset=Windows-1250"? (i check
>> headers sent in WebKit Inspector, i'm sure there are other ways.)
>
> I have included in the html head
> was the page with the form containing the input element explicitly served
> with header "Content-Type: text/html; charset=Windows-1250"? (i check
> headers sent in WebKit Inspector, i'm sure there are other ways.)
I have included in the html header this line:
> have you set the accept-charset
On 4/14/09 4:36 AM, "borutt" wrote:
> I'm having problem with charset on searching value, that is returned
> in param "q".
> On main page and od page from where script search for data I have
> charset placed:
>
> main script:
>
was the page with the form containing the input element explicitl
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