I have some employees getting weird characters getting added to the end of their emails, here is a snippet.
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has anyone experienced this and does anyone have a solution
Outlook encoding error rendering the wrong characters because of the wrong encoding
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i have an utf8 encoding issue.
i have on all my html sites.
but if you go to http://lukasrauen.com/about.html you can see that some letters like ü or – are displayed wrong.
sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt. but if you change the page to work and change it back to about it displays wrong.
what could be the fault for that?
i changed the serversettings to default_charset utf8, but still it doesnt work.
I implemented history.js for fluid page transitions, maybe it has something to do with that?
thanks in advance
Your page says it is UTF-8 but really it isn't. Enter the URL of your website at the W3C Validator to see for yourself.
This is the current result for http://lukasrauen.com/about.html
Make sure the file is actually saved in UTF-8 format.
I'm having problems displaying emojis in a UILabel.
in some cases, it even causes a crash when lay-outing the characters in the label.
these characters are returning from server as unicode, and are parsed with AFNetworking framework.
this is an example of how it is returned from the server (console logs):
\U05d4\U05d9\U05d9
i have tried different approaches, like lowercasing this to "\u05d4" or playing with the encoding of the string returning.
nothing seems to work.
i did managed to show a couple of emojis properly (which makes me think it maybe a server related issue?) - does the server needs to support sets of unicode characters so it can return it in the appropriate encoding? i'd be happy if someone could clarify this point for me. (btw, server is written in RubyOnRails i believe.)
should i parse the data with a different parser (SBJSON)? although switching the networking framework at this point would be impossible due to time and resources available..
what other options do i have?
Thanks
i think you should be able to just paste an emoji character in the code directly as a text.
I have iPhone app that worked fine with SOAP and WSDL untill today. It suddenly started sending SOAP response with stripped end tag. for example
...../SOAP-ENV:Body></SOAP-ENV:Envelop
instead of
..../SOAP-ENV:Body></SOAP-ENV:Envelope>
Nothing have been changed from server. Any idea why i am getting this error
After spending 3 hours i got solution. Thought to share here if somebody else get this sort of problem.
It was due to weired characters. Windows automatically put some characters into soap file. So when it return response it counts no. of characters but because there are hidden BOM http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_order_mark characters so it included them and sends actual response stripped.
So just find BOM and remove them and you will be fine
Thanks
I have a site on this address http://www.kela.nu and in the Google result it shows UTF8 error in the description and in the title. How come? It looks correct with a web browser.
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=site%3Akela.nu
Some characters was encoded wrong. The mixed encoding made Google confused. When fixing the encoding, Google fixed the rest.
I have a wordpress installation that clients can edit, all characters display ok. On the main homepage I query the same database for the same title and post content, but it doesn't display correctly - just a question mark
I have tried sending the utf8 headers manually, through htaccess and through meta tags. I have used SET name UTF8 (which turns the characters into the diamond symbol with a questionmark inside).
I genuinely cant figure out what it could be now and I really need these characters to display correctly.
Heres the homepage, you can see in the Sounddhism 6 preview that there are lots of question marks, if you click on it you will see what they are meant to look like
http://nottingham.subverb.net
I have passed it through the validator and it gives me this error:
Sorry, I am unable to validate this document because on line 373 it contained one or more bytes that I cannot interpret as utf-8 (in other words, the bytes found are not valid values in the specified Character Encoding). Please check both the content of the file and the character encoding indication.
The error was: utf8 "\xA0" does not map to Unicode
Which, i appreciate is supposed to help me, but I don't know what to do about it. Especially since that line, the letter generating the error is supposed to be a space and is AFTER the offending question marks.
Can anyone help?
Compare the encoding of both the back-end scripts in Wordpress and also your homepage script. If you're using IE, right-click the page and check the encoding. Sometimes it's set to "Auto-detect" and IE will often detect a different encoding for different pages, causing strange issues like this.
If you're not using IE, try using a tool like Fiddler to see exactly what encoding (and what bytes are being sent back and forth both in the back-end and your homepage script.
If forcing UTF-8 on your homepage script doesn't work, I would guess that the back-end is not using UTF-8.