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• Character encoding does not work.

  The OK button in the page character encoding have disappeared in the latest version. Even after I chose a code page, it only shows the Cancel button and does not allow me to change the encoding.

  FireFox 29,0, Android 4.0.4

  Yes, it's a known issue. We publish an update, Firefox 29.0.1, to Google play either today or tomorrow.

• Why don't my choice of Western character encoding remains permanently?

  Using the button Menu on the toolbar and a button of character encoding that are open, I select Western to eliminate annoying Chinese characters who have recently begun to appear on the tabs in the browser. But the encoding switch to Unicode as soon as I start to use the browser.

  All your Adobe programs are obsolete.

  Security issue: update your Flash Player v16.0.0.296
  https://www.Adobe.com/products/flashplayer/distribution3.html

• Menu bar 'View' drop-down menus do not work except option 'character encoding '.

  V33.0.1 FF
  For past several updates I asked problems with drop-down menus. 'See' on the Menu bar is an exzmple. Pnly 'Character encoding' option works correctly. Similar problem occurs in many other places including LastPass extension which I use a lot.

  An empty menu appears right without entries. But the problem is not consistent.

  Heals the problem to the menu bar of FF and other questions of FF from FF in safe mode. But I can't find which plugin or extension is causing the problem.

  All ideas

  Hello makatikid, try Disabling graphics hardware acceleration and check again.

  You will have to perhaps restart Firefox for it to take effect, so save any work first (e.g. you compose mail, documents online that you are editing, etc.).

  Then perform the following steps:

  1. Open the Firefox Options window as follows:
     • Click the menu button

       

       and select Options

  2. In the Options of Firefox window, click the Advanced tab, and then select general.
  3. You will find in the list of parameters, the checkbox use hardware acceleration when available . Clear this check box.
  4. Now restart Firefox and see if the problems persist.

  In addition, please check the updates for your graphics driver by following the steps in the following knowledge base articles:

  • Troubleshoot extensions, themes, and issues of hardware acceleration to resolve common problems of Firefox
  • Update your graphics drivers to use hardware acceleration and WebGL

  In firefox safe mode, hardware acceleration is disable.

  Thank you.

• Why, after all these years, can not Thunderbird automatically detect the character encoding

  Judging by all existing messages and complaints on this issue, not to mention the erroneous messages that say that the problem is resolved when it is not, I must conclude Mozilla either does not believe it is a problem or doesn't care to fix it. The key is that there is no way to tell Thunderbird to automatically display the emails in the character encoding format that they were written in. I could understand the case where headers are not properly filled, but I see tons of emails in which coding is clearly in the headers in the message source. You can force, but if you do the menu VIEW-> encoding-> UTF8 character (for example) it doesn't 'glue' If you post another message. But who wants him 'stick' at all times even when? What the average user really wants is to be able to toggle the VIEW-> character encoding-> auto detect the default 'off' value simply "on" and don't have to bother with it more.

  This is a problem that seems to go on forever, and it NEVER happens with other e-mail clients. If there is some backdoor way to actually autodetect working, I would know about it. But more importantly, I think that all users would appreciate it if this was not some secret arrangement 'backdoor', but a choice of menus overall simple for all accounts. Can Mozilla if you please fix this problem once and for all?

  Can you tell us what you heard:
  Tools > Options > advanced > general tab
  Click on Config Editor

  At the top of the search page of type:
  Mailnews.force_charset_override; Value = "false".

  Do you like value... true or false?
  If Value = 'True', double click on the line to switch to "false".

  close window - top right X
  Click OK to save the changes to the Options.
  Close and reopen Thunderbird.

• Where is the character encoding option in 29.0.1?

  After the change of the new provision, the menu Developer do not have character encoding options more where the hell is that? He drives me crazy...

  Hello tyw214, there is a dedicated button for the character encoding that you can add to your menu customization mode: controls, buttons, and Toolbars Customize Firefox

• Menu of character encoding does not

  I have updated the app today to the latest version. When I tried to change the character encoding on a Web site that does not display properly, I found that by selecting another encoding did nothing except check the circle next to it.
  The only thing I could do from there was to click on cancel or press return on my phone. It becomes a bit annoying surfing a few sites now since I can't fix the coding.

  I filed bug https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1003897

  It seems that this problem is fixed on Firefox 30. As a workaround, you might be interested to install Firefox Beta out Google tomorrow when update us. It will be 30 Firefox.

• I've been using firefox 15.0. I have a problem with character encoding in the sites of gmail and youtube

  I have check the character encoding, but another site work fine.now my character encoding showing unicdoe (UTF - 8)
  I tried to change the iso (88591) West, but it does not change the symbol question mark filled diamond site. symbol of the diamond showing gmail page with an exclamation mark.

  Hello rashgang, enter Subject: config in the address bar of firefox (confirmed the message information where it appears) & get preference named network.http.accept - encoding -right click and restore the default value for that entry.

  If this does not solve the problem already, please also go through the steps to the Web sites look bad or appear differently than they should.

• All of my Windows Mail subfolders and the emails contained in disappeared mysteriously.

  original title: Windows Mail lost all subfolders

  All of my Windows Mail subfolders and the emails contained in disappeared mysteriously.  I closed Windows Mail with all folders and opening Windows Mail again the next day, only the default folders (Inbox, sent, etc.) were present.

  I created a new folder named "Test" that I can see has been saved in "C:\Users\San\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Mail\Local Folders" as well as other folders by default, but I can find no trace of my 20 folders + that I had previously.

  Help!

  Nobody knows what could have happened and if they might be elsewhere on the HARD drive?  I have run several searches looking for folder names, but so far have developed in white.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thank you.

  Open your Windows Mail, under local folders, Inbox. Yes?
  Is there a pointer to this Inbox?
  If so, click it.
  See my link to the screenshot:
  http://public.Bay.livefilestore.com/y1phMGm5qIeGuRY_L_Wj7go7Dt5SkzKh72l76uUxsmTRaL-YEWbMNpeEnABo26hO6u1f9YHWpfWp8Ud6qg3yHR2pg/pointer.PNG

  Are your 'subfolders' back on now?

  t-4-2

• How to set the character encoding in Blackberry

  Hello

  In my application, I get the data using http server methods...

  now my question is that, in that the data is seen some like that

  ex: Córdoba, but inside, I do not like this...

  After some R and D, I thought that I have to set the character encoding...

  can someone tell me how to set the character encoding and how I can get all languges in my application

  See below the code for reference

   HttpConnection c = null;
                      InputStream is = null;
                      DataOutputStream os = null;
                      int rc;
      c = (HttpConnection)Connector.open("http://10.10.10.00012:8585CountryDatar;deviceside=true;");
                              c.setRequestMethod(HttpConnection.POST);
                              c.setRequestProperty("If-Modified-Since", "29 Oct 1999 19:43:31 GMT");
                              c.setRequestProperty("User-Agent", "Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.0");
                              c.setRequestProperty("Content-Language", "en-US");
                             /* Getting the output stream may flush the headers */
  
                              os = (DataOutputStream)c.openDataOutputStream();
                              byte[] res = net.rim.device.api.system.GPRSInfo.getIMEI();
                              os.writeUTF(net.rim.device.api.system.GPRSInfo.imeiToString(res));
  
                              os.flush();
                              /* Optional, getResponseCode will flush
                                  Getting the response code will open the connection,
                                  send the request, and read the HTTP response headers.
                                  The headers are stored until requested.
                              */
                              rc = c.getResponseCode();
  
                              if (rc != HttpConnection.HTTP_OK) {
                                 throw new IOException("HTTP response code: " + rc);
                              }
  
                              is =(DataInputStream)c.openDataInputStream();
                               byte[] data1 = new byte[256];
                               int len = 0;
                               int size = 0;
  
                              int ch;
                              StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
                             while ( -1 != (len = is.read(data1)) )
                             {
                                  sb.append(new String(data1, 0, len));
                              }                
  
                           data = sb.toString();       //Here data is a string storing all data came from server
  

  Give us a break please.  I have other things to do!

  You set the encoding here:

  SB. Append (new String (data1, 0, len));

  Most of the servers give you UTF - 8, but you know that.  Anyway, if it is UTF - 8 follow these steps:

  SB. Append (new String (data1, 0, len, "UTF - 8"));

• Import of csv (utf-8) - character encoding problems

  Hello
  
  I added and reverse the CSV engineered for my project - like flat file source and I him have prolems with character encoding. If I click on "Show data", the national characters are displayed incorrectly. The same incorrect characters are saved in the database (oracle table). How can I set a correct encoding for the flat file get accurate data, it appears correctly in the studio of the odi and manage them properly during the recording of data? I don't see the coding for the flat file settings. Where it should be fixed?

  You can set the character encoding in the scheme of physics using the Properties tab.

  http://gerardnico.com/doc/ODI/Webhelp/en/refmanual/connexion/jdbcdriversample.htm

  Does that help?

• Mystery character

  Here's a head scratcher:

  I exported a file to RTF and found one of the paragraphs has been split into two just before the final period. Back to the source file, I found that there is an invisible character in this place. The character can be selected, is slimmer that a thin space (in fact, seems to have a width of 0) and is not any kind of text symbol. It is certainly not a marker any.

  If I copy the character and paste in MS Word, I get an empty paragraph carries some FMP layout of the original-e.g., the FMP AutoNumber is presented as a bullet. Attempts to paste it into other programs (e.g., Illustrator and Notepad ++) product anything. It can be pasted into the original doc, which produced several selectable copies, but does not affect spacing at all.

  Save the file as a .mif made disappear. (So at least I have a way to get rid of him.)

  Does anyone have an idea as to what it could be?

  FM10/structured on Win 7, if you think it makes a difference.

  I'd take a peek at the RTF with a viewer or a hex editor, you can view the character by character just before the character of mystery to isolate the specific mystery code and then search for the character for the code in a hexadecimal code table.

  There are a kazillion hex editors out there, for example:

  http://Frhed.sourceforge.NET/en/screenshots/ or

  http://Hexplorer.sourceforge.NET/ or

  http://www.x-ways.NET/WinHex/

  Some the the editor/viewers have built-in hexagonal search tables.

  As Arnis mentioned, 'junk' codes often enter FM if any content is imported or even copied to the Clipboard and pasted in, for example, the characters end lne, soft carriage returns, line breaks, etc.

  For example, here's the info on the part '0A' the two '0D 0a"control character codes that creates a carriage return and line feed:

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/newline

  I'd be willing to bet that your character is a mutilated accidentally stuck carriage return.

• Choose the UTF-8 character encoding

  I've had problems in the last two weeks, resulting in the page crashes, Force stops, restarts, and I have no idea of what was the cause. I have updated Flash and Java and Mac. DoubleClick/eBay javascript files have appeared on my desk, for unknown reasons. In desperation, I decided to change coding in Safari in Unicode UTF-8, and for this reason, or as by chance, the problems seem to be outstanding. Cause or coincidence? Can anyone shed any light my way?

  Furthermore, I tend to use the values by default as much as possible because I don't know what my meddling would do.

  I know that Unicode is an important choice developers must take into account when writing pages but it's a good choice for end users like me? It choose in preferences does web pages behave differently in Safari?

  Nowadays almost all web pages should have code in it that tells all browsers to automatically switch to utf-8 or other coding.  Default for th browser settings have no effect when the author of the web page mistakenly forgot to include any character set = statement in his code.  So, normally, it would be unimportant.  But if it helps with the pages you look at, by all means use it.

  Another possibility is when a page is on a badly configured server that tells the browser to use a set of different characters, such as Latin 1, when the page is labeled utf8.  I hope that should also be very rare these days.

• How do activate you the automatic detection of character encoding

  Firefox 9.0.1, Windows 7 Premium:
  "Point of view", the coding of characters, automatic detection is checked 'Off '. I would like to say 'On '.

  How can I do this?

  Automatic detection is usually associated with a specific 8-bit ISO - 8859 - xx Windows encoding, or if the default ISO-8859-1 Western is not used.
  
  It is best to switch to UTF-8encoding en all files to avoid any problem of coding and configure web servers accordingly.

• [JS] [CS5/6] Character encoding of XML image href file name?

  I have an XML file that I am important with a XSLT transformation and is one of the processed elements to create an element of the image by using the value in the name element as follows

    <xsl:template match="name">
  
    <entry>
  
    <xsl:copy-of select="."/>
    <xsl:element name="entryImg">
    <xsl:attribute name="href">
    <xsl:value-of select="concat('file:///Users/MacBook/Desktop/', text(), '.jpeg')"/>
    </xsl:attribute>
    </xsl:element>
  
    </entry>
  

  This works very well for the name components with the values of text as a receiver, androgens, but for elements of name with the text as of Annexin values where characters such as "serve INDD cannot find the image when I place the XML code in the page.

  

  In the pane structure, the href text is precise and the file exists with the special characters in the specified location.

  

  Is this an encoding issue? Is there something I can do in XSLT, INDD or JS so that even images with file names that use special characters correctly placed? I work on mac and PC (not sure if encoding would be specific to the platform).

  Any idea is appreciated.

  Lindsay

  You'd probably like the file name with a url encoder, such as overall encodeURI() JS function. A normal apostrophe (U0027) should not need to be coded, but a single right quote (U2019) will be. I don't think that XSLT 1.0, InDesign uses, has a built-in function to do it, but I bet someone out there has built a model named for XSLT 1.0, you may pass through.

  Jeff