Re: will the alerts displaying correctly?

korund@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

Button value in both pages shown unreadable:

The button value (its caption) should show the _same_ (cyrillic) letters
with both declarations, or either your browser is broken or you do not
have the correct Unicode font installed (or configured). However, the
alert() message box displayed when the button is clicked should be
_different_ (and you wrote that it was), or your browser is broken.

Next time you do not trim your quotes as recommended, I will stop reading
your postings. I have given you enough hints now.
[...]
this Google Groups has extremelly inconvenient [...] user interface

True. Use Google Groups only for research, not for posting.

so I really problematic trim someting there

No, it is not :)

<URL:http://www.safalra.com/special/googlegroupsreply/>
<URL:http://netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html>
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(Especially, signatures should not be quoted, unless there is an explicit
reference in the followup.)

Your examples imply the use of php, while I meant using just plain html
pages.

PHP was only used to simulate the server sending a default encoding that
does not match the actual encoding of the resource. What happens is
that the `meta' element is ignored then, which is correct behavior.[1]
Therefore, the UTF-8 encoded Cyrillic characters look garbled then.

[1] Another example:
<URL:http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=23421>
(The reporter's name is "Martin Dürst", stored UTF-8 encoded;
the document contains meta[content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"],
but is incorrectly served as charset=ISO-8859-1 in the
Content-Type HTTP header.)

And button value is broken for me in both cases. Dont know what
about browser, i still use MSIE, though its bad, however

Define: broken. (URL for screenshot?)

As to correct Unicode font installed -i have default configuratuon,
usually no problem to read anything.

Straynge. [psf 4.15]


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