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how change the encoding?

2005-04-10
2012-11-13
  • Nobody/Anonymous

    Hi. I am from Poland and I write my websites using iso-8859-2 encoding (like all people in Poland). How to change the encoding to make my sites correctly?

     
    • Don HO

      Don HO - 2005-04-17

      Notepad++ doesn't support iso-8859-2.
      UTF-8 with or without BOM is the only solution it can offer.

      Don

       
      • Nobody/Anonymous

        I propose temporarily use default coding, and using some website for converting polish text to ISO.

        BR
        Sebastian

         
    • Nobody/Anonymous

      it's sad. unfortunately i have to use some other program.

       
      • Don HO

        Don HO - 2005-04-26

        I'd like to make effort, in condition that you will test it.
        Please contact me by : donho_at_altern_point_org.

        Don

         
        • Cyber

          Cyber - 2007-02-02

          Just use UTF-8 :D

           
          • Nobody/Anonymous

            I also can't use UTF-8 instead of iso8859-2.
            I would change the editor :/

             
    • Paulius

      Paulius - 2007-11-20

      Today, Unicode is the web standard. To be exact - UTF-8 is the web standard. All browsers supports it (and if there is a browser that doesn't support UTF-8 - it's a peace of junk and nobody uses it).

      So, make your web-site in UTF-8 encoding and don't worry about anything.