Graham Mattingley wrote:
> Hi Group,
>
> I have used xmlHTTP to grab a page from a server.. The page has the '£'
> symbol in it, when it get to my site it is displayed as a '?'.. I have tryed
> replace every way I know and it does not swap back..
>
> I have tryed replace "?" , "£"
> I have tryed chr(63) , chr(163)
> I have tryed "?" , £
>
> nothing works, except it does change the real '?' on the page, I mean the
> '?' that started out as '?' and not as '£'
> if I right a bit of code to count the '£' on the page it get the total right
> including the original '?' and the '?' that are supposed to be '£'.. I dont
> understand it I can count them by saying if {loopchr} = chr(63) but the the
> chr(63) does not work in a replace statement..
>
> I have examend the feed from theXMLHTTP and they are or seem to be got a '?'
> and yet I cant replace them..
XMLHTTP is good at reading XML encoded as UTF-8 or UTF-16 however
reading pages encoded otherwise leads to trouble when you use responseText.
Thus you need to check what encoding the page has that you are trying to
to read and maybe use an ADODB.Stream object to read the page as there
you can set the encoding.
--
Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
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