I'm using this excellent little piece of tools to fix a download for CSV, but it will not save it with the charset, so æ, ø and å is changed to wierd characters.
What do I miss to get up running with danish characters? It works if just save the source as .csv
I have a similar problem with vcards.. when I open the .vcf file in notepad it also displays the danish letters æ, ø and å.. but when I open the file in Windows Live Mail or Outlook it displays ø instead of ø ..
If I open the .vcf file in outlook, change ø with ø and save the file and open that file in notepad, it has replaced ø with =F8
Hehe, yes - I actually looked at your post at the forum before asking and I could see you didn't got an answer.
Æ, ø and å actually showed up correctly in Numbers (Macs Excel version) so I guess it must have something to do with Excel or vCard itself not reading utf-8 that well - or something.
Charset to utf-8
Hi,
I'm using this excellent little piece of tools to fix a download for CSV, but it will not save it with the charset, so æ, ø and å is changed to wierd characters.
What do I miss to get up running with danish characters? It works if just save the source as .csv
Here is the code used:
Hoppefully someone can help me out :)
Thanks so much.
Kind regads,
Niels
Hi Niels
what happens if you add the attribute disable-output-escaping="yes" on your value-of?
Like <xsl:value-of select="gecko:changeOutPut('text/csv', $filename)" disable-output-escaping="yes" />
/Jan
No, it don't work unfortunately. It still show up with wierd chars, but thanks for the reply :)
Hi Niels
I have a similar problem with vcards.. when I open the .vcf file in notepad it also displays the danish letters æ, ø and å.. but when I open the file in Windows Live Mail or Outlook it displays ø instead of ø ..
If I open the .vcf file in outlook, change ø with ø and save the file and open that file in notepad, it has replaced ø with =F8
Bjarne
Hehe, yes - I actually looked at your post at the forum before asking and I could see you didn't got an answer.
Æ, ø and å actually showed up correctly in Numbers (Macs Excel version) so I guess it must have something to do with Excel or vCard itself not reading utf-8 that well - or something.
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