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HTML - Display Unicode Character
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Can I display unicode character(i.e down arrow) BLACK DOWN-POINTING TRIANGLE ▼ 9660 using javascript on my page. Can you plz guide me. Thanks With Regards Similar TutorialsHello friend. I am given an assignment to change the usual password display :- password = ********* into password = ######## Can you please tell me how to set that character in the text box of HTML page. I've got some unicode in my coding which I have to save my work in notepad under Unicode for both txt and html. Now when I upload my html file onto my website the page doesn't show like this, http://wantedfraternity.webs.com/test.html How do I fix this problem? :\ I am the owner of http://www.translationhelp.com and I am debating whether to use Unicode on the pages or not. There are over 500 translators in the database (but not yet fully registered as the site is still in development). Each of these translators needs to create at least two "profile" web pages (one in their source language and one in their target language). This means I need to have the ability to allow the translators to enter their profile information in two separate forms when they register in their respective languages so that the form contents once submitted will display properly in the user's browser ("user" here means potential clients looking for a translator). I have heard of some problems with Unicode and browser/computer configuration so I am not sure if that is the best solution. It also seems more complex and therefore more expensive and perhaps more prone to bugs. I am also not sure how to implement Unicode so that the translators can read/type their info into the form in their languages and the pages resulting from the form submission are displayed in Unicode. The other solution is to set the form pages to be displayed automatically using the specific language charset for that page and to display the web pages using the charset of that page's language. The problem is that I have not had the actual site pages translated yet (that is coming soon) and the common elements (menus etc.) are all in English. This will mean a translator's profile page with a language charset of Japanese (for example) will also have menu items in English. The combination of the two languages is troublesome and the only solution I can come up with is to use Unicode OR display these pages without menus using a target "_blank" to open a new browser window and a couple of images (in English) to close the window or whatever. I have been thinking and wondering about this for some time and I could use any help or opinions to get me over the hump of indecision I am stuck at. Hi, buddies My website has a URL with unicode characters to get a page, but this URL cannot be decoded correctly by IIS7.0. I got 500.50 http error, cannot find the page, and the URL decoded by IIS7.0 was messy code. So pls tell me how to encode such type URL in html code(not php or asp code), i.e. in a <a href="www.one-website.com/index.php?region_name=北京市">. May be I need a function. Could you kindly answer me ? Thank you! qiuping345 I have been creating a job description page and i copied it from a word document and editted it but for some reason im getting the euro and trademark in their when there is no character encoding for it, i have linked the web page below also the scrollbar doesnt scrolldown www.cleverblobs.co.uk/jobdesc.html Hey Guys, im new to this forum and i am in desperate need of help!! I have a site and when everypage loads it has a internet explorer error load. When double clicking the error it comes up with two different invalid errors and i cant work out how to solve the problem...(pretty new to the webworld) first one: Line: 2 Char: 1 Error Invalid Character Code: 0 URL: http://content.thisis.co.uk/gloucest...home/home.html Second one: Line: 199 Char: 1 Error Invalid Character Code: 0 URL: http://content.thisis.co.uk/gloucest...home/home.html What does all this mean?! The code for the test is to long to add........ Im just so stuck!!!!!! Any help would be greatly appreciated! Many thanks in advance! Matt Hi all, I ran a link check for my site using software. and i got the errors as INVALID CHARACTER details are as below. Page - Category - 108 - Invalid character Date - 11/16/08 Severity - 5 Message - The character " ( 0x22 ) is not a valid ASCII character can anyone pls let me know what is this error and how could it be resolve ?? thanks a lot Such is called 'x bar' in mathematics. When I set a div overflow on a sentence that is in a set width...if a word is too big it cuts off the whole word. Is there a way to break by character instead of word? Hi guys, just wanna ask if there is a single letter entity valid for html codes, e.g &E; &C; etc.. thanks, My http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...ss =1&group=0 Under "Potential Issues", I have no idea what that means, how can I fix it? (Source is shown at link) Hi, This is a strange problem. I have a small personal website written in UTF-8, which I have indicated with the Content-Type tag in the head, as you may verify. Nontheless, Firefox (at least, haven't tried any other browser) misinterprets and renders the page in ISO-8859-1, leading to the misrendered characters under item 5 under "Documents". As Firefox's "page info" dialog tells me, the Content-Type tag is recognized but the encoding is still ISO-8859-1. Viewing the page locally works fine, same with every other server I have tried. Why? Can this sort of setting be overridden by the server? Hi everybody, I'm building a website for a project at school and I'm encountering some problems. It's my first website, so excuse me if I ask some stupid questions. Because it's a project for physics, I have to write down a lot of mathematical symbols, for example. pi, log, sin, ph, cos, tan, e, accents, etc. Do you guys know a program or website where I can find the html codes for these symbols? None of the site I found is displaying the codes I need.. Thank you I'm sure this is simple but it's got me baffled! I am basically trying to put a link to a jpg in a text description box using the following code: <mg src="http://i310.photobucket.com/albums/kk437/timpotter_photos/Apex/The_Apex_Researcher_Fixed_2009.jpg"> however, for some reason when I go back to edit the text it is displayed as: <img src="http://i310.photobucket.com/albums/kk437/timpotter_photos/Apex/The_Apex_Researcher_Fixed_2009.jpg"> Is there a way of stopping the < and > characters from changing to < and > because at the moment the code is just appearing on the screen in the description rather than the picture I'm linking to! any help would be greatly appreciated!! Hello everyone this is my first time htmlforums.com and i have a quick and hopefully simple question for you guys to answer. I have this code for a flash audio player and in the html code of the whole thing theres a part that looks like this:
PHP Code: ...&ShowPlaylist=1&ShowEQ=1&firstTrack=5&initVol=100" wmode="transparent" /></embed><BR><CENTER><A Where it says firstTrack=# instead of 5 or any other number is there some sort of character that i can type in to make it choose randomly out of total of nine tracks? Thanks for the help. Hello, I receive the following error when I try to set the value with sharp. How can I solve this problem ? HTML Code: <div name="palette" dojoType="dijit.ColorPalette" value="#FFFFFF"> </div> HTML Code: value="#FFFFFF" illegal character [Break on this error] (#FFFFFF) I have stared and stared and STARED at my code, but I cannot figure out where the stray equal sign (=) comes from on this page. It shows up centered on the page between the "Log out" and the "Team" Maybe another set of eyes can help. Thanks in advance. Jo http://www.bocachristian.org/preview/_pages/stray.php Hey I am a beginner website creator who is having a bit of a problem and I was Hoping that one of you geniuses out there could help me out! I want to create a users database using mySQL for my website but I'm concerned about people hacking into the server and rearranging the data in there how ever they like. My solution to this problem is one encryption, but also limiting what characters can be put into the input fields on the page. I'm aware that there is a way to do this in PHP but because I'm more comfortable coding in HTML I was wondering if there was a way you could do that? Any Help is appreciated ~soundwave~ |
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