ditikos_parakmiakos@freemail.gr wrote at 2004-2-10 01:58 +0200:
I want to start developing in zope 2.6
I don't mind using the built in editor that zope has, but when I try to write in a different language, e.g. greek or japanese, the resulting page might show the other language, but when I edit the page it results in the language equiv of the html entities.
Is there a way to have the unicode inside the editor, or do I have to use a WYSIWYG editor such as dreamweaver? How do I show the extensions? The tutorial you have on the how-to page (the one that says to save as source.html) does not work on winblows XP. Need some info there on how to do it, also (through ftp or webdav).
Apparently, your browser does not see an adequate "charset" declaration". Therefore, it codes characters not representable in the page's charset via SGML character references. You can define a property "management_page_charset" with the "charset" you need (e.g. "UTF-8"). This should ensure that management pages come with a "Content-Type: text/html; charset=<yourCharset>". Your browser should then use this charset. -- Dieter