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i'm not able to see hebrew character with asp response.write metho
Posted on 2012-12-24
hi
i have a asp file that use this code :
session.codepage=1255
response.charset="windows-
response.write "some hebrew word"
but the browser shows the hebrew word in question marks
i have a asp file that use this code :
session.codepage=1255
response.charset="windows-
response.write "some hebrew word"
but the browser shows the hebrew word in question marks
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Does the computer viewing the site have the windows-1255 font installed? Is there any reason not to use UTF-8?
Actually before you try that, try setting Response.CodePage = 1255 (instead of session.codepage).
Else try
Response.CodePage = 65001
Response.CharSet = "utf-8"
I believe thats right, but you an always google for more detail.
Else try
Response.CodePage = 65001
Response.CharSet = "utf-8"
I believe thats right, but you an always google for more detail.
Have you tried viewing the site from a different computer? I can only think the correct font is missing from the computer viewing the site. Is the site available for me to view?
Active 1 day ago
I browsed with my iPhone and its show also questions marks
I used some record sets, and in the beginning it's had show the result in gibris show I wrote the code (session.codepage=1255
response.charset="windows-
I used some record sets, and in the beginning it's had show the result in gibris show I wrote the code (session.codepage=1255
response.charset="windows-
I would suggest getting it working on a regular computer before worrying about the iPhone. Some things won't work on the iPhone as easy as a regular computer. You did see my comment to you Response.CodePage (instead of Session.Codepage)?
Active 1 day ago
i has see your comment and i changed the code but it's not solved the problem. i will try later from another computer
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here is code to get you on your way.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/18513/Using-custom-fonts-with-dynamic-headings
It requires you a True Type Font to use.
The reason that you are having the current issue is (people dont install hebrew by default)
You are better off injecting the font into your website instead of trying to rely on the client machine to be equipped with it
Hope that helps
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/18513/Using-custom-fonts-with-dynamic-headings
It requires you a True Type Font to use.
The reason that you are having the current issue is (people dont install hebrew by default)
You are better off injecting the font into your website instead of trying to rely on the client machine to be equipped with it
Hope that helps
Active 1 day ago
esskayb2d thanks for the link but it's not for my level (i just start to learn asp and html) so it's seems to me a little complicated, any way thanks alot
dale_burrell i tried from another computer and it's also have the same prolbem the the hebrew character don't show up
dale_burrell i tried from another computer and it's also have the same prolbem the the hebrew character don't show up
OK, firstly thats not a correctly formed web page - there are no HTML header elements etc. I don't know for sure whether that would affect it. But it makes it harder to know what is happening.
I suspect esskayb2d is correct in saying that the font doesn't exist on the computer. I would personally stick with utf-8 and ensure you are using a font which has Hebrew characters and which many people will have.
If you google around you can find example from people who have done this e.g. http://www.i18nguy.com/unicode/shma.html.
http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=display+hebrew+characters+website&oq=display+hebrew+characters+website&sugexp=chrome,mod=4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
I suspect esskayb2d is correct in saying that the font doesn't exist on the computer. I would personally stick with utf-8 and ensure you are using a font which has Hebrew characters and which many people will have.
If you google around you can find example from people who have done this e.g. http://www.i18nguy.com/unicode/shma.html.
http://www.google.co.nz/search?q=display+hebrew+characters+website&oq=display+hebrew+characters+website&sugexp=chrome,mod=4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
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