Question
Our TWiki site is mostly in English but we want to have a few pages in Japanese (we are a Japanese company). With this in mind we have set our CharSet to UTF-8. We have written a topic in Japanese and it works fine in IE7 and Firefox, but renders very poorly in IE6 (fonts enormous, Japanese not displayed, etc).
We have narrowed the problem down to the header at the top of the topic. The TWikiML reads as follows:
---+ トトロシステムのご紹介
The corresponding html generated by TWiki contains an anchor at this point, i.e.:
<h1><a name="トトロシステムのご紹�"></a> トトロシステムのご紹介 </h1>
Note that the final character in the name of the anchor seems to have been corrupted in some way. If we remove this character from the heading, the page renders fine in IE6.
Does anyone know what is going wrong here? Or is there a way to stop headers (---+ etc) generating anchors in html?
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JamesMcEwen - 15 May 2007
Answer
If you answer a question - or someone answered one of your questions - please remember to edit the page and set the status to answered. The status selector is below the edit box.
This is a bug. I filed
Bugs:Item4074.
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PeterThoeny - 16 May 2007
Thanks for investigating this Peter. Do you have any idea when this bug is likely to be fixed?
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JamesMcEwen - 16 May 2007
I do not know. We have many open bugs. If yhis is urgent you could hire one of the
ConsultantsForHire or
CodersForHire to fix it for you.
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PeterThoeny - 16 May 2007
See temporary fix at
UtfAnchorError.
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PeterThoeny - 17 May 2007