Hi
On 20.04.2004 01:04 +0200, Olivier Mueller wrote:
On Tue, 2004-04-20 at 00:16 +0200, Alexander M. Turek wrote:
Apache just has to send a correct Content-Type header. Could this be done with a proper .htaccess file?
maybe, but would be-apache only, and work only where .htaccess files are allowed, etc.
If not, we could build a small php script for this purpose:
<?php header('Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8'); readfile('./ChangeLog'); ?>
Too much complicated and IMHO not needed.
ok why not, but it was fine before as simple .txt, so why this change?
oh well, spent the whole day on £&%@*& charset problems (pages supposed to work in english, french & arabic),
That's what unicode is supposed to solve :-)
so I will stick to 7bit for the changelog anyway, so do what you want :)
:-)
to make it looks correct, default content type at apache level should be changed to utf8... no sure if it's really the best way... ?
Should work, too.
sure, but I guess that most of pma users are not root, so not allowed to do that :)
You usually can add .htaccess and you allways can select charset in browser (thats what I have to do anyway, since my default is not iso-8859-1 :-)).
I vote for a 7bit changelog :)
Is this why you avoid writing the umlaut in your last name? Be proud of it!
with "ue" I know it will always look fine everywhere... :)
We had iso-8859-1 one, so change to 7bit would be also needed :-)