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30-Nov-2003, 23:15
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Encoding In Apache !!!Hi Everybody.
I have a small problem with my html files. Index file's encoding is ISO-8859-1 and other files are the same as index file's encoding. but after i go to link to other html my browser shows different things, is browser fool or i have to configure my Apache server? in httpd.conf : AddDefaultCharset ISO-8859-1 What other things should i do?  __________________
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01-Dec-2003, 07:55
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I am just guessing...
What is your browser's default character encoding? Try viewing the web pages with your browser's character encoding set at "Auto Detect" or something similar... ? __________________
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01-Dec-2003, 22:30
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MMMHi !
I'm using IE 5 and Opera 7. in ie auto selection works for first file if i go to other files it returns foolish symbols. In Opera after auto selection it works for all files.  does it appear from my browsers or i have to configure my apache's encoding?Thanks for sharing my problems. __________________
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