Sybren Stuvel wrote:
> Duncan Booth enlightened us with:
>> Don't bother using named entities. If you encode your unicode as
>> ascii replacing all non-ascii characters with the xml entity
>> reference then your pages will display fine whatever encoding is
>> specified in the HTTP headers.
>
> W
wrote:
> As an example I would like to do this kind of conversion:
> \uc3B4 => ô
> for all available html entities.
>>> u"\u3cB4".encode('ascii','xmlcharrefreplace')
'㲴'
Don't bother using named entities. If you encode your unicode as ascii
replacing all non-ascii characters with the xml enti
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi, I've found lots of material on the net about unicode html
> conversions, but still i'm having many problems converting unicode
> characters to html entities. Is there any available function to solve
> this issue?
> As an example I would like to do this kind of convers
> Hi, I've found lots of material on the net about unicode html
> conversions, but still i'm having many problems converting unicode
> characters to html entities. Is there any available function to solve
> this issue?
> As an example I would like to do this kind of conversion:
> \uc3B4 => ô
'&#%d
Sybren Stuvel wrote:
> Jim enlightened us with:
> > Ah, but I cannot change it. It is not my machine and the folks who
> > own the machine perceive that the charset line that they use is the
> > right one for them.
>
> Well, _you_ are the one providing the content, aren't you?
? This site has man
Sybren Stuvel wrote:
> Jim enlightened us with:
> > For example, I am programming a script that makes html pages, but I
> > do not have the ability to change the "Content-Type .. charset=.."
> > line that is sent preceeding those pages.
>
> "line"? Are you talking about the HTTP header? If it is wr
Sybren Stuvel wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] enlightened us with:
>
> > As an example I would like to do this kind of conversion:
> > \uc3B4 => ô
> > for all available html entities.
>
> Why would you want that? Just make sure you declare your document as
> UTF-8, encode it as such, and you're done. M
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Hi, I've found lots of material on the net about unicode html
> conversions, but still i'm having many problems converting unicode
> characters to html entities. Is there any available function to solve
> this issue?
> As an example I would like to do
