While exporting data from DataTable to CSV file 'characters' from Poland, France, Germany and Russia are being replaced with funny characters. To get rid of the problem, ISO-8859-1, IS0-8859-2 has been used with no resolution.
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We're migrating a classic ASP application which is using a MySQL database to ASP.NET. All MySQL tables were/are created with "TYPE=InnoDB CHARACTER SET latin1".
The classic ASP application has no problem whatsoever with storing special characters like the Euro sign (€) or ‰ into the MySQL database. But I can't get ASP.NET to do the same. Things like the Euro sign get dropped and replaced by a ? I've tried experimenting with settings in my web.config file, like:
<globalization enableClientBasedCulture="true" culture="nl-NL" uiCulture="nl-NL" requestEncoding="ISO-8859-15" responseEncoding="ISO-8859-15" fileEncoding="ISO-8859-15" />
When i post some polish chacters to webapp , i am not able to extract the polish chaters properly . I am using request.parsm[0] to recive the text
View 3 RepliesI have written a web mailer that can send and receive emails and display them on a webpage.I have a problem displaying special characters though. Like Russian, and Greek and chinese.I am using openpop.net and I can get the encoding of the incoming email as one of my variables.Thing is, how do I display it? Do I set the content encoding of the whole page to what that specific email encoding is?I've got it UTF-8 at the moment and I get garbage.
View 3 RepliesIm pulling out a text field from the database which has and 's in it for line breaks. Which I have left there for pupose of being able to edit the fields later on.
So when i try to display the text I need to replace them which I have done with:
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Simple enough. Only when I run the page the source code I get for it is:
<br />
So it seems its not encoding the < as a encode but into the form <
Does anyone know how to stop this happen. Or a method around it?
New to web services, and while developing my first project, after some hours of googling, I can not find how can I change the charset used in the web service XML ouptut result. Using Visual Web Developer 2008 Express, I developed the web service, and also a VB program for communicating with the service. This web service will simply send a string of alfanumeric characters. Because of the real final use of this web service, I want to be able that the web service could send the XML encapsulated response in plain characters, without the HTML conversion. That is, I need to receive "&" instead of "&" and "<" instead of "<" Is this possible, and how can I do it?
View 3 RepliesWhen I select
SELECT CAST('uyarı' AS varchar(200)) COLLATE Turkish_CI_AS
it returns me as uyari
simply it converts ı to i
But I do not want it. If I insert it into database manually it inserts but when I try to insert from stored procedure it does not.
In ASP.net using VB, how can I Convert a number e.g 4.5 to french (4,5). And a quick question, when storing this in database, will It store as 4.5 or 45?
View 1 RepliesI tried some online transtation sites as well but I get different results that makes me unsure which one I should use. spell for me a text of Login button in French (for a User Name/Password page with the Login button).
View 3 RepliesI have a currency textbox , where the currency is in french language (using ',' instead of ',' and vice versa)I added MaskedEditExtender but automatically it translated the '.' into a space!
[code]... please inform me if there is another solution for filtering the TextBox for only the french currency?
How to write French accent characters such as - é - in ASP/HTML text box? I can copy and paste it in the text box like I did now - so there is nothing wrong with the encoding - but the problem is how to type it (write it!). I also know that é in HTML mean é but cant know how this may help.
View 3 RepliesI have my form set in french as well, and it automatically changes the text format to use ','. However When I try to insert my values into the database it says cannot convert nvarchar to decimal? Worst case, Is there a way I can disable the numbers from changing to use ',' and just use '.' always regardless what language it is?
View 1 RepliesI have a asp.net resouce language file in english and I have to translate that resource file into french. how can this be achieved? There are lot of values on the resource file that needs to be translated.
is there any sample available on how this can be done by using google language translation or something?
I am working with globalization project to convert website into french.In ProductData.cs page I have function called GetProductDetails as below.
public static Product GetProductDetails(int productId)
{
Product product = null; [code]...
All this work fine when CountryCode is 'US' and language culture is 'en-US'.But when I change to language culture to 'fr-FR' through internet explorer it shows error in ProductDetails.cs page that ''object instance not set to reference"
DataAccess.cs used in above code is as follow.
public static product GetProducgDetails(int productId)
{
Product product = ProductData.GetProductDetails(productId);
return product;
}
.How can I remove error I am getting in Productdetails.cs page
Is there a way that I can let the end user type text in German / French in a text box for a c# asp.net website.
View 2 RepliesI used the calendar extender for the french version. However, the first letter of the month is in lowercase. Is there a way to make it a capital letter?
View 1 RepliesI have a salary TextBox and an associated CompareValidator, which is setup as follows:
<asp:CompareValidator ... Operator="DataTypeCheck" Type="Currency" />
I fill the TextBox with a formatted string out of the database:
txtSalary.Text = myObject.Salary.ToString("N2")
When a user accesses the page using a French culture (such as fr-ca), the ToString method will put 80 000,00 in the textbox, which is fine.However, any number with a space in it causes the validator to fail, which is not fine. Is there any way to make the CompareValidator work properly with non-US formatted numbers?
I using the new control Chart and on my X axix I show the date stored in my SQL database. In my database I use the datatype Date. But I do not find how to show my date in French on my chart.
View 3 Repliesi want to develope an asp.net website which support multi language like french ,english, german how to do this with out any hard code also user must not b aware of how the site is changing it language he just click on country flag and the site language change to that country national language
View 6 Repliessite that is multilingual.I am using a database to store the text I have a translation object that loads the correct language using session variables.I recently found that on google.fr for example,only the english text is referenced and no french text at all.
View 1 RepliesI'm trying to create VCard on the fly for a site. I simply open a "real" VCard once create with Outlook with Notepad++ and saw what I need into it to create one on the fly. Everything works fine and I'm able to add anything I need, where I need. Instead one point :
All french caracters such as É, À, Ê, Ç, etc showing like : Simon Dugré.
I've add everything suggested by the Outlook created one who's proposing to add : "CHARSET=Windows-1252:" in front of my string entry (also tryied ISO-8859-1, UTF8, UTF7, UTF-8, UTF-7) and none of those are working.
EDIT (After Alexandre C.'s answer)
Here is the VCard source. Please note that the source shows it correctly, but when I open it with Outlook, I still have the accent problem :
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:2.1
N;LANGUAGE=fr-ca;CHARSET=UTF-8:Dugré;Simon
ORG;CHARSET=utf-8:CompanyNameéà êâç
TEL;WORK;VOICE:5555555555
X-MS-OL-DEFAULT-POSTAL-ADDRESS:0
EMAIL;PREF;INTERNET:hello@world.com
X-MS-OL-DESIGN;CHARSET=utf-8:[VCard HTML Format]
REV:20110404T135700
END:VCARD
What's better in ASP.NET MVC
<%= Html.LabelForModel() %>
or
<%: Html.LabelForModel() %>
I have a url that I would like to put into my web.config file. http://google.com?parcel&bob&&smithI imagine that the .net run time is upset with the ampersand's so i encoded them to be&.http://google.com?rcel&bob&&smithThis also doesn't work. Any ideas would be great, if you could supply a link to the documentation of why this is that would be even better.
View 3 Replies Can someone lead me to understanding when to set the encoding for the email step when sending new member emails. For instance what is the default or how can I tell what it is or if I want to set it in the SendMail event in code. See the thing I am wondering is when is it applied? If I set the MailDefinition-From in the html part then in code using the SendMail event set the encoding using
e.Message.From = new
MailAddress("foo@bar.com","foo",System.Text.Encoding.UTF8);
then I assume that it must actually get applied when the email is sent. Is that correct?