Hi!

I'm working on a project that uses an already existent MySQL database.
It's using ISO-8859-1 as its character encoding and, then, I want the
full application to run in ISO-8859-1. Changing the templates and
response encoding to ISO-8859-1 was easy (as everything related to T5
:). Everything works as expected, except form submissions with
non-ASCII characters. When I submit some text field with the value
"Não" ("no" in Portuguese), the corresponding field receives a string
with 4 characters, being two for 'ã'. So I have a strong suspicion
that the form submission is being handled with UTF-8 (which uses two
characters for most, maybe all non-ASCII characters).

Could somebody give me some suggestions on how to solve this? Reading
the documentation and the mailing list archives, I could not find any
solution to this. I haven't had the time to look at the T5 sources
yet. It's easy to set the character encoding of the response, but I
couldn't find a way to set the character encoding of the request.

Thanks in advance.

-- 
Thiago

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