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    Posted: 25 March 2011 at 11:15am
Is it possible to have a mix of Languages on the Newsletter.
I have a request to have a set of Newsletters in an English Category and and a corresponding Set in Ukrainian.
Ukrainian uses a Cyrllic font set.
 
I have tried creating a Newsletter in Ukraininan and I can insert the characters into the editor, however when I save and view the newsletter I just get a lot of strange characters (well stranger than Ukrainina characters that is!!).
 
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Upon further testing I found that if I manually insert the Ukrainian text into the database field using unicode, then the text appears correctly. However if I were to edit the same newsletter the text appear as a set of ??????? on screen.
 
If I try and insert the ukrainian text in the editor it displays OK and previews fine, however when it is saved the text gets corrupted.
 
Is this a bug?
 
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This is not a bug but to do with page encoding as different languages require different page encoding.

You can edit the includes/browser.asp file and change the page encoding to one that supports Ukrainian.
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I have tried all of the cyrillic page encodings and none of them display the text correctly. I even tried adding  the code koi8-u which was not in the browser_page_encoding.asp file, this also did not work.

When I use anything but utf-8 the existing Ukrainian text which forms the navigation and headers becomes corrupted. 

The following link shows how the same text that I copied from the Ukrainian text in the header shows up in the newspad after saving.
http://www.plast.org.ukewspadewsletter.asp?article=1 - http://www.plast.org.uk/newspad/newsletter.asp?article=1

It seems that utf-8 works fine for the Ukrainian text I'm using in the rest of the site, just not able to display in the newsletters.


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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote 123Simples Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 March 2011 at 1:35pm
Have you tried just running the newspad as a separate thing, because at the moment, you have it wrapped inside the site itself, which could be the reason why you are unable to change the coding in the newspad software, without then affecting the rest of the site.

What I would suggest is run it as a separate thing (no wrap) and see what then happens with the language display of characters
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The content needs to be saved in the correct encoding.

This means that you need to first change the encoding to UTF-8 then submit the newsletter in NewsPad so that it is saved to the database in UTF-8 encoding.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Diyko Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 28 March 2011 at 10:55pm
I've tried the same thing on a brand new installation of Newspad and the text displays correctly.
So it seems that the site i've embedded it in is interfering with the page encoding.
 
I will investigate.
 
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Hello
I just bought newspad, but I have a problem I'm Danish and I therefore use a Western European iso-8859-1, this I have also chosen in NewsPad Settings, the letters look right, but inside when I look at newspad categories, "admin_configure_category.asp "written there is still no æøå but instead: gøre
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