Right characters in the /twiki/data/FILES.. but become wrong characters when previewd and viewed.. .

• TWiki version: 01 Dec 2000
• Web server: apache
• Server OS: linux

-- SeungBum - 08 Jan 2001

Answer

Is it really happening? Any korean characters must be high bit and usually shouldn't clash with the < character. Anyway, you can try adding the appropriate meta headers in TWikiPreferences of your TWiki to HTTP_EQUIV_ON_VIEW and HTTP_EQUIV_ON_PREVIEW and see if it works. Something like

      * Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_VIEW = <META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; CHARSET=EUC-KR">
      * Set HTTP_EQUIV_ON_PREVIEW = <META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; CHARSET=EUC-KR">

should work. Do let us know if it works!

-- HwansooSuh - 03 Oct 2001
Another Question

Has anyone tried the above recipe to work around the Korean word problem? Please let me know the result. Thanks in advance.

There are some fixes in the TWikiAlphaRelease for InternationalisationEnhancements - in particular, you can now set the charset by editing the TWiki.cfg file, and the charset is also set in the HTTP headers. This may help, although multi-byte support is not really a goal of this work at present.

-- RichardDonkin - 08 Dec 2002