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[Anonymous]

My guess is wrong charset in Apache (or what ever httpd you use).

geek -> C/ASM and Java all handles ISO-Standard charsets. The function names normally need to use iso-8859-1, but that is nothing but a compile/linking problem. So universal?

[Anonymous]

dudie wrote:

My guess is wrong charset in Apache (or what ever httpd you use).

geek -> C/ASM and Java all handles ISO-Standard charsets. The function names normally need to use iso-8859-1, but that is nothing but a compile/linking problem. So universal?

Thanks Dudie

Here could be the source of the problem.
but i dont understand all what you say,
you mean i must use iso-8859-1 ??

[Anonymous]

iso-8859-1 is the standard charset on most server, you would probably need to use another. Check out the list here: http://a4esl.org/c/charset.html

I’m not sure changing this on your httpd will solve the problem, but the problem as is, is most likely a charset problem.

[Anonymous]

I was thinking of the ansii character set. But if the above post solves your problem go with it. If not we will have quick look ar it today. greek39

[Anonymous]

i do not have acces to to the apache server…..

and note: if you click the link on Google the page is displayed correctly!

[Anonymous]

elgoog wrote:

i do not have acces to to the apache server…..

and note: if you click the link on Google the page is displayed correctly!

I’m quite possitve this must be a charset problem. Check the source for Google cach. It starts with ÿþ and it has also parsed other html-spec-chars.

[Anonymous]

i also think its a charset problem
but i tried different ones,
and same as other stes are using, and look fine

i used notepad an safed in different formats,but nothing worked…

[Anonymous]

Eloog we did some investigating on Google. Type on google, chinese characters not displaying properly.

If nothing else is resolved with respect to source being displayed improperly. I beleive it stems from the fact that google is not parsing the source properly from the sever to the browser.

I am fighting my own deamons so go luck!

Here a link worth visiting http://opensource2.atlassian.com/projects/spring/browse/SPR-1521

One thing that is overlooked is the different routes that a binary stream encounters via search from diffrent engines. Somewhere along the stream a layer stack is not properly building the packets for resending along the route. Some where along the binary stream google search hit a sever, msn,yahoo,etc… did not encounter. The problem might be the route google delivers the binary stream from site server to your browser.

I hope this helps if not We have no clue. greek39/Rickster

[Anonymous]

Much appreciated Greek and Rickster!
go fight your own demons!!

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