Displaying in Internet Explorer

SDL Contenta 5.8

Displaying non-ASCII characters in Arbortext Editor

Non-ASCII characters are not displayed correctly in Arbortext Editor. Parent topic: UTF-8 Encoding with an ISO-8859-1 declaration

SDL Contenta 5.8

Displaying in XMetaL Author

XMetaL Author displays the correct data because, again, XMetaL Author determines the actual encoding from the data stream. XMetaL Author changes the encoding to ISO-8859-1 when you save it. There is no data loss in this example because all the characters represented are in the ISO-8859-1 character range. Parent topic: UTF-8 Encoding with an ISO-8859-1 declaration

SDL Contenta 5.8

UTF-8 Encoding with an ISO-8859-1 declaration

This example shows a UTF-8 encoded file with a ISO-8859-1 declaration. Displaying in Internet Explorer Internet Explorer (IE) does not display the file, and it errors due to the encoding mismatch. Displaying in XMetaL Author XMetaL Author displays the correct data because, again, XMetaL Author determines the actual encoding from the data stream. XMetaL Author behavior when converting data outside the range of ISO-8859-1 If there is a character in the data that is outside the ISO-8859-1 character range, XMetaL Author detects it and does not save it as ISO encoded data. Displaying non-ASCII characters in Arbortext Editor Non-ASCII characters are not displayed correctly in Arbortext Editor. Parent topic: How applications react to the encodings

SDL Contenta 5.8

Displaying in Internet Explorer

If you open this file using Internet Explorer (IE) the following error message is displayed because without an XML declaration IE assumes the default encoding for XML (UTF-8), and it attempts to decode the data as UTF-8. Parent topic: ISO-8859-1 Encoding with no XML declaration

SDL Contenta 5.8

Displaying in Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer fails (as it does when the declaration is missing) because the data is not encoded as UTF-8. Parent topic: ISO-8859-1 Encoding with a UTF-8 declaration

SDL Contenta 5.8

Displaying in Internet Explorer

If you open this file using Internet Explorer (IE) the correct data is displayed because IE assumes UTF-8 encoding. Parent topic: UTF-8 Encoding with no XML declaration

Displaying in Internet Explorer

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Displaying non-ASCII characters in Arbortext Editor

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UTF-8 Encoding with an ISO-8859-1 declaration

Displaying in Internet Explorer

Displaying in Internet Explorer

Displaying in Internet Explorer