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Webmaster Forum / ColdFusion / Getting Started / December 2005CFMX encoding
I have updated to CFMX 7 amd am expereincing various problems witht eh encoding on my pages. I thought it was my browser settings but have established it is not. I have a W2K eng box where I have the web server (Apache) and CFMX7 installed. When I open pages from this box I get only garbled characters.... But if I install CFMX 7 on my development laptop (XP jpn) then it all appears fine.... So I am guessing is there a problem with CFMX 7 being on and English system or is it the problem with W2K???? Lastly can I install CF on a different machine than the web server?? > I have updated to CFMX 7 amd am expereincing various problems witht eh encoding > on my pages. what do you think the encodings should be? > So I am guessing is there a problem with CFMX 7 being on and English system or > is it the problem with W2K???? mx encoding defaults to utf-8. i guess that's not what the encoding is for your application. is the issue w/static text and/or coming out of a database? if from a db, what db? what driver? Am using UTF-8 but it just comes out garbled on the production server. In dev mode on my own PC it is fine.... It is only static text... Any text wrapped in flash or java displays fine but not when it is just on the page... This is a major pain as I have already uninstalled CF and tried again but same results... Any ideas??? Thanks > Am using UTF-8 but it just comes out garbled on the production server. if so, it wouldn't come out "garbled". > In dev mode on my own PC it is fine.... which i guess is using some japanese codepage & is probably what your webpages are encoded as. > Any ideas??? get your encodings correct. is there a public page i can see that shows this behavior? Did you upgrade from CF 5 or prior? There are known issues with converting dbl-byte data from CF 5 and prior. See http://www.macromedia.com/go/tn_19217 |
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