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Browse All TopicsWhen I output wide characters (utf8 characters) through a cgi program written in C++, the browser is unable to display the wide characters. This is NOT an issue of being unable to display unicode - since the browser displays unicode correctly in all other cases. However, if I send wide characters through stdout to the browser in a cgi script, it does not display the wide characters.
So, my question is - is this an Apache issue? Is there some way to configure apache to take wide characters?
(I'm using Debian 2.6.)
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by: jdfoxPosted on 2006-01-30 at 03:21:18ID: 15822586
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