Inserting a record through sql (asp, msaccess textfield), inserting the euro
sign "?" shows up like a questionmark "?" in the output.
I have <%@ LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CodePage=28591 LCID=2077 %at the top of the
page where the insert statement is but still the euro sign is inserted like
something else (by looking at the data in the access database the euro sign
looks like a little square "�")
I have added a regular html form to my asp script and it has turned off my buttons on the other forms.What do I need to change? or what could be causing this?
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View Replies View RelatedSome colleague of mine noticed at some point that the document he let the website at server generate returned a document with Guilder as currency. Meanwhile another colleague retrieved a document as well using the same script and he received it correctly in Euro, the way it _always_ returns normally.It's an ASP website with an Access Database.
Can this be related to Access and the config of a colleague's PC eventhough the website AND Access run on the webserver?In my opinion it's a rather odd occurence what happened, but anyway... it worked before and at the end of the day (on which it went wrong for one colleague) it was "fixed" again. So it's an exceptional occurence.I'm just wondering if this "phenomenon" can be explained somehow?