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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Mark van Dijk <m....@devote.nl> on 2001/06/26 11:06:19 UTC
ndash problem Netscape 4.7
Hi All,
I have a problem displaying a ndash in Netscape 4.7.
I tried to edit the Xerces HTMLEntities.res file, but nothing worked:
Display browser
ndash 8211 -> IE: , NN: –
#8211 8211 -> IE: ?, NN: ? (no translation by xerces)
\#8211 8211 -> IE: &\#8211;, NN: &\#8211;
"#8211" 8211 -> IE: &"#8211";, NN: &"#8211";
– 8211 -> IE: &, NN: &
shy 8211 -> IE: ?, NN: ?
minus 8211 -> IE: ?, NN: ?
Netscape can understand the entities – and –. The ampersand and
semi-colon will be added automatically, so if I can let xerces translate
8211 into #8211 Netscape will understand and show the proper character.
Unfortunately the # is used in the HTNLEntities.res file as a remark
character.
My question: Is there an escape character that I can use in the
HTMLEntities.res file so I can add an # in the translation output? (example:
'escape char'#8211 8211 will be translated into –)
Best regards,
Mark
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