Re: XSL and international characters

Chris Bayes wrote:

> sequence. I just thought that a script that used the javascript
> encode/charCodeAt could be used to create a "&#C582;" in the form field
> before submitting which would solve the immediate problem. I just
> couldn't work out how %C5%82 relates to the right unicode code point as
> hex C582 represents the hangul syllable yahn. Oh well DC will probably
> put me right on that.

Look at

http://www.w3.org/International/O-URL-and-ident.html

C582 is character code encoded in UTF-8. It didn't point to Unicode
character U+C582.

	Jirka

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