Re: AW: Problems with the UTF-8 standard

2006-11-29 Thread Sam Gendler
You can't do that if you want localization, though. Really, the best way to solve this is to just use a multi-byte character encoding to put messages in the .properties file. That means writing them so that they look correct when viewed with a multi-byte capable text editor. Assuming that Java's

Re: AW: Problems with the UTF-8 standard

2006-11-29 Thread Nick Westgate
That probably helps you if you are declaring the .page encoding to be UTF-8. I.e. But you can set the encoding for templates globally by setting a property in the .application file (and also locally for libraries, pages etc) with: As mentioned by others, this has nothing to do with HTML en