different page- and form-encodings?

[Stefan Burkard <sb...@previon.ch>]

hi cocoon-users

i'm publishing some html-forms with cocoon - the html-pages are utf-8 
and the browsers are using this encoding correctly.

if anybody submits a form i use the entered values to send a mail to 
myself with all the provided values - i'm using the mail-logicsheet for 
this and also define the encoding of the messages as utf-8

if i receive a message, the mailclient uses utf-8 correctly. all the 
static text in the message (entered directly in the xsp) is correct, but 
all the entered values from the form isn't utf-8!

is it possible that the form-values are encoded like the clients 
operating system? can i convert the encoding of the form-values i get 
into another encoding?

because i provide these forms for example in german and russian it's 
important that anything is utf-8

thanks and greetings
stefan


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Re: different page- and form-encodings?

[Joerg Heinicke <jo...@gmx.de>]

On 14.07.2004 12:02, Stefan Burkard wrote:
> hi cocoon-users
> 
> i'm publishing some html-forms with cocoon - the html-pages are utf-8 
> and the browsers are using this encoding correctly.
> 
> if anybody submits a form i use the entered values to send a mail to 
> myself with all the provided values - i'm using the mail-logicsheet for 
> this and also define the encoding of the messages as utf-8
> 
> if i receive a message, the mailclient uses utf-8 correctly. all the 
> static text in the message (entered directly in the xsp) is correct, but 
> all the entered values from the form isn't utf-8!
> 
> is it possible that the form-values are encoded like the clients 
> operating system? can i convert the encoding of the form-values i get 
> into another encoding?
> 
> because i provide these forms for example in german and russian it's 
> important that anything is utf-8

I guess you read the values submitted by the client with the wrong 
encoding. Read http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/RequestParameterEncoding 
for more information.

Joerg

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