--On 4. Januar 2006 11:23:09 +0200 Chris Withers <chris@simplistix.co.uk> wrote:
Andreas Jung wrote:
No. Imagine a PythonScript that returns a unicode string. The ZPublisher converts the unicode string to latin1 (zpublisher_default_encoding). Most browsers will default Latin1 when they can't find the charset in the content-type header. When you configure the ZPublisher to convert output to utf-8 then browsers will still default to Latin1 although the output it utf-8. So we tell the browser which encoding the ZPubisher was using to produce the output.
Ah, okay, and how would I indicate in my PythonScript return that I'm returning something different to what is specified in zpublisher_default_encoding?
By setting the content-type header _with_ a 'charset' set. -aj