I want to convert Japanese (Shift-JIS) to unicode (UTF-8)
I have a character
ﾂｮ (Shift-JIS)
which I want to convert into
® (UTF-8)
in a sentence
"Soy Life ﾂｮ is a registered trademark of Schouten Industries B.V. " .
Does anyone know how to send Japanese email with CDOSYS?
I'm having tons of problems with this and have spent the whole day trying
out different combinations of character sets and encoding.
I've gone through all the examples and tutorials I've come across but none
of them show how to send Japanese emails specifically and I haven't been
able to derive how to do it from the examples.
It must be possible because I can do it with .NET and CDO. I think they
both use the same CDO? However, I need it in classic ASP, not .net.
There must be someone out there that has done it.
I have ASP page, which accepts data in english and goes to the access database. Some users want to enter data in Japanese in some of the fields, and administrator should be able to see that data in Japanese in Access. Right now it accepts the japanese data, if it is within the limit, but instead of japanese charactors, I can see the string of 8 charactors (compination of numbers and some other charactors) for 1 japanese letter. I did appropriate IME settings on server. Changed the font of Access database. Changed the line in ASP page to <<A href="mailto:%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT">%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="932"%> Is there something to do with Jet Database Engine, that is where the change is happeing when it comes from web server?
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i have a contact page.the contact page has a form where the action is "gdform.asp". this is from godaddy.com. english characters send fine, but when you enter japanese, you get a series of question marks.
i think that i somehow have to change the character set, but i'm not sure where to do that.is it on my contact page? somewhere in the form code e.g. to accept japanese characters?or in the gdform.asp file.which i can't change and will thus have to create my own page.
I am hoping to modify a current website such that both english and japanese characters can be entered and displayed. The access database displays both the english and japanese fine. When the asp executes only the english text is retrieved and the japanese displays as question marks.
Is this because my adodb connection to the database does not support the japanese characters? Is there another way to do it?
I am developing a web application for multi language support. But when I view in browser, all languages are shown except Japanese. Do I need to follow some conventions or special settings for display in Japanese?
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I need to send some japanese text out, when i retrieve from form it worked, but when i retrieve from database, the japanese text does not work.
** when i first do, all work but user have to go and set the encoding to japanese, i am suppose to force it to be japanese the moment user see the email in outlook/lotus note.
I am able to do this by setting the codepage=932, but this only work when data is retrieved from form. if i retrieve from database the words become garbage text. I am using asp + mssql 7
I am able to display the japanese text onto IE from db without problem...
I have a columm that stores english and japanese data in my databse. It's nvarchar40.
I'm building a report using ASP and when my recordset tries to extract data from that collumn i hit an error. The error only comes up if the data is in Japanses and not when it's in english.Code:
Error Type:
Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A0005)
Invalid procedure call or argument
/reporting/extracts/exel_jpn/exel_jpn_fm_gl_extract.asp, line 185
I am working on a multilingual asp page. with sql server 2000 as a backend and IIS 5. When I enter japanese charecters in the text boxes on the page, they are getting stored as?in the table. We are using a dll to post the data to the table.
When I response.out the posted data using request.form values after submitting the page it is displaying properly on the browser but its not storing the data in the table properly.
I try do display japanese characters with ASP .NET. (visual basic) but the output is unreadable. (‚±‚ñ‚É‚¿‚Ã)
When I save my test.aspx in VisualStudio, VisualStudio tells me that Unicod characters are in my test.aspx file. So I stored the whole thing with Encoding. After I display the page in the browser it shows me still some ureadable output.
(I also tried different encodings, and also switched the browsers encoding setting)
My IIS Server is 5.0 (default setting)I also have a Japanese Server. On this japanese server everythingworks fine.
I created an asp page that writes to cookies and copied it to a japanese virtual folder.
The cookie writing code is below.
first.asp
var sUserId = new String();
var sPassword = new String();
var cCookieExpiryDate = "December 31, 2010";
sUserId = "manjunatha";
sPassword = "password";
Response.Cookies("ERMSUserId") = sUserId;
Response.Cookies("ERMSPassword") = sPassword;
Response.Cookies("ERMSUserId").Expires = cCookieExpiryDate;
Response.Cookies("ERMSPassword").Expires = cCookieExpiryDate;
Created another page in the same virtual folder which displays the values of the cookies.
The cookie reading code is below
second.asp
Response.Write("User Id : " + Request.Cookies("ERMSUserId"));
Response.Write("Password : " + Request.Cookies("ERMSPassword"));
I executed the first.asp and later executed second.asp. The second.asp didn't display the cookie values i have written in first.asp.
I gave an English name to the virtual folder and repeated the same process again. This time it displayed cookie values.
I'm having no luck sending an email message from an asp page with UTF-8 encoding so that Japanese characters can be correctly rendered.
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The copy I have in the database is fine. All languages - including the Japanese are displaying correctly when I look at them in Access. However, when I pull the Japanese text from the database, each character renders in the browser as '???????'.
I've tried different HTML encoding, but nothing seems to make a difference.
I have a problem with some japanese characters.
When the two Japanese characters ｰ and ｼﾞ are used in the window name
parameter of the window.open function, the expected new browser window does
not open. This needs to be tested on localised Japanese operating system.
The problem only happens on IE7 browsers (on all operating systems). IE6
works ok. Is this a known issue? Any suggestions for a possible solution?
the text coming from the database seems to be ok but I have a problem with
the static text. I have this in asp files but I cannot save them as Unicode
because the ASP engine does not support it - the error is as follows:
"Active Server Pages, ASP 0239 (0x80004005)
UNICODE ASP files are not supported."
The Microsoft site says not to save files as Unicode ASP - which is not very
useful to me.
How can one have multilingual static text in websites?
I am having trouble displaying unicode characters on the browser.I am storing unicode data (Japanese, Chinese and Korean)in the native format. I have an ASP page that runs a query to get this data and display it on my webpage. But, the output comes as junk.
Any solutions for that.It is interesting for me that if i run the same query in
Enterprise Manager, i get the correct data whereas running it in the Query Analyzer gives me junk.
I have a data base (SQLServer2K) with unicode fields and in my query analyzer, I am able to correctly insert Russian, Chinese characters & Co without problem and to read them with the query analyser (N powered). The problem is that I am not able to read them in an ASP page (I work in the mode Utf-8 because I must post Chinese, Russian & Co on the same page) from sql server : I've got "??????" on my page ASP.
if I want to insert Russian data for example from my ASP page. I do not have the same value in the field of my base whereas if I use the query analyzer and that I make a copy paste, it goes. On the other hand datas inserting by my asp page and read since my page ASP page are well displayed.
I'm trying to write a .txt file with OpenTextFile method. This is working
alright, but since I'm using some danish characters and use Flash to read
the txt file I need to save the file as UTF-8 or Unicode.
Beneath is my code - how do I save the file as UTF-8 or Unicode?
----
Dim fso, f, filespec
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
filespec = Server.Mappath("news.txt")
Set f = fso.OpenTextFile(filespec,2, True)
f.Write txtstring
f.Close
----
I use MSSQL2000 with nvarchar to store foreign language e.g. Simplified Chinese or Japanese and thse records can be well displayed via Query Analyzer.
Now, using asp to select record and display. It found that the code can be in "code". I put "<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset="utf-8">" in the page. but fail too. I also tried to change "decode" via IE with different code but fail.
I guess the problem that the unicode content is extracted from database but
wrongly decoded in page so the code is modified. How to force the displayed code from database to webpage is in Utf-8?
I have an asp application that should allow the user to enter Unicode characters.
The characters appear correctly in the browser. When saved in sql 2000 thought they are converted to question marks
etc.
When I enter the characters directly in SQL (using enterprise manager),
they appear correctly in sql as well as in the browser when the asp
page retrieves them.
As soon as I hit save they get overwritten in sql incorrectly.
I tried to copy some hebrew arial text from word to my file , Dreamweaver shows a note that the page should be converted to unicode UTF-8 ,i did so ....but the the page is unreadable font ... HOw to deal with non english font ???
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My problem is this: if I go to the data entry page and enter Unicode text in Netscape, the text displays ok -- in Netscape, not in IE. Conversely, when I enter Unicode text in IE, the text displays ok -- in IE, not in Netscape.I have been testing it by copying and pasting text from the Unicode.org page such as this one for Arabic:
http://unicode.org/standard/translations/arabic.html
why Unicode is being treated differently here?
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I am submitting a form to IIS 5.0, the CODEPAGE is set to 1252 and the
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I noticed that if I type information in a language different from English I
get data from the Request.Form collection in the following Unicode format:
'stגד', i.e English characters unchanged and other characters
coded as Unicode characters. If I change the charset to the one that matches
the language in which I am typing (without changing the CODEPAGE) I get the
data in the local character codepage code.
Is it possible to get the data from the Request.Form collection in a
consistent format, independent of the CODEPAGE and charset settings, i.e.
always in the 'גד' format?
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<%@ Language=VBScript CodePage=65001%>
and adds a
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
meta tag it seems to work OK. Now instead of setting the codepage in every
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global.asa). This does not seems to work though.
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