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Non-English encoding in Jmail
Posted on 2007-04-10
hi,
i'm sending a hebrew ASP page as a newsletter using Jmail.... i had a problem that all the text was showing garbled when the mail arrived.
kelvinwkw showed me that using server.htmlencode on the dynamic parts of the page displayed it correctly.
my problem now is that are a few lines of text on this asp page which are not taken from a database and these are still showing garbled when the mail is received....
i tried <%=Server.HTMLEncode(Respo
any suggestions?
thanks
dog
i'm sending a hebrew ASP page as a newsletter using Jmail.... i had a problem that all the text was showing garbled when the mail arrived.
kelvinwkw showed me that using server.htmlencode on the dynamic parts of the page displayed it correctly.
my problem now is that are a few lines of text on this asp page which are not taken from a database and these are still showing garbled when the mail is received....
i tried <%=Server.HTMLEncode(Respo
any suggestions?
thanks
dog
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hi,
thanks for your reply...
i should have given a little more info in my original post....
i am using utf-8 as the encoding and the page displays correctly in the browser... in Jmail i have defined the encoding with this :
msgTemplate.ContentType = "text/html; charset=UTF-8"
'msgTemplate.ContentTransf
msgTemplate.Charset = "utf-8"
as you can see i commented out the middle line as i found it made no difference.
cheers
dog
thanks for your reply...
i should have given a little more info in my original post....
i am using utf-8 as the encoding and the page displays correctly in the browser... in Jmail i have defined the encoding with this :
msgTemplate.ContentType = "text/html; charset=UTF-8"
'msgTemplate.ContentTransf
msgTemplate.Charset = "utf-8"
as you can see i commented out the middle line as i found it made no difference.
cheers
dog
Hi,
to ensure the hebrew text to display correctly in a file, you have to saved the file format as utf-8, but not as ANSI format.
Best Regards
Kelvin
to ensure the hebrew text to display correctly in a file, you have to saved the file format as utf-8, but not as ANSI format.
Best Regards
Kelvin
hi kelvin,
yes, the page was saved as utf-8...
i've found why the example i gave in the OP didn't work... i used
<%=Server.HTMLEncode(Respo
where all i needed to use was
<%=Server.HTMLEncode("hebr
pretty silly really....
so thanks for your help kelvin... i've given you the points for your trouble as it was your solution just i'd implemented it incorrectly :)
cheers
dog
yes, the page was saved as utf-8...
i've found why the example i gave in the OP didn't work... i used
<%=Server.HTMLEncode(Respo
where all i needed to use was
<%=Server.HTMLEncode("hebr
pretty silly really....
so thanks for your help kelvin... i've given you the points for your trouble as it was your solution just i'd implemented it incorrectly :)
cheers
dog
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