Cyrilic characters displayed wrong in the html source but correct in the browser
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I looked for a solution to this but could not find an answer anywhere. I have a Quesion2Answer website in cyrilic that displays the characters correctly in the browser, however, when i check the html source file, it looks like the text inside the question and the answer are displayed as &# numbers.
The charachters on row 15 are not correctly displayed. As a result, when i try to edit a question/answer on my android phone, the question or the answer is delivered with the encoding and it is not possible for the website users to edit their question/answer. (it still works on a computer but you can see that the characters are displayed wrong in the source file).
Please use this question on my website as a reference.
I tried to change the encoding via HtAccess:
AddDefaultCharset
UTF-8 DefaultLanguage bg-BG
However, this did not work. I am curious as to how to fix this problem. Any ideas or suggestions are more than welcome.
utf-8 cyrillic question2answer
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I looked for a solution to this but could not find an answer anywhere. I have a Quesion2Answer website in cyrilic that displays the characters correctly in the browser, however, when i check the html source file, it looks like the text inside the question and the answer are displayed as &# numbers.
The charachters on row 15 are not correctly displayed. As a result, when i try to edit a question/answer on my android phone, the question or the answer is delivered with the encoding and it is not possible for the website users to edit their question/answer. (it still works on a computer but you can see that the characters are displayed wrong in the source file).
Please use this question on my website as a reference.
I tried to change the encoding via HtAccess:
AddDefaultCharset
UTF-8 DefaultLanguage bg-BG
However, this did not work. I am curious as to how to fix this problem. Any ideas or suggestions are more than welcome.
utf-8 cyrillic question2answer
Check in browser webmaster tools -> Network -> Headers.. which encoding send server with html documents headers. Search content-type:.
– mature
Nov 11 at 17:10
I cheched the headers. It says: content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8
– Badan
Nov 11 at 17:52
What solution used on backend to generate this html pages? Do you have access to code?
– mature
Nov 11 at 18:07
Yes, I have access. It is done with Question2Answer platform (php-mySql).
– Badan
Nov 11 at 18:11
The html is coming from the database, so I think the issue may be there.
– Badan
Nov 11 at 19:02
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I looked for a solution to this but could not find an answer anywhere. I have a Quesion2Answer website in cyrilic that displays the characters correctly in the browser, however, when i check the html source file, it looks like the text inside the question and the answer are displayed as &# numbers.
The charachters on row 15 are not correctly displayed. As a result, when i try to edit a question/answer on my android phone, the question or the answer is delivered with the encoding and it is not possible for the website users to edit their question/answer. (it still works on a computer but you can see that the characters are displayed wrong in the source file).
Please use this question on my website as a reference.
I tried to change the encoding via HtAccess:
AddDefaultCharset
UTF-8 DefaultLanguage bg-BG
However, this did not work. I am curious as to how to fix this problem. Any ideas or suggestions are more than welcome.
utf-8 cyrillic question2answer
I looked for a solution to this but could not find an answer anywhere. I have a Quesion2Answer website in cyrilic that displays the characters correctly in the browser, however, when i check the html source file, it looks like the text inside the question and the answer are displayed as &# numbers.
The charachters on row 15 are not correctly displayed. As a result, when i try to edit a question/answer on my android phone, the question or the answer is delivered with the encoding and it is not possible for the website users to edit their question/answer. (it still works on a computer but you can see that the characters are displayed wrong in the source file).
Please use this question on my website as a reference.
I tried to change the encoding via HtAccess:
AddDefaultCharset
UTF-8 DefaultLanguage bg-BG
However, this did not work. I am curious as to how to fix this problem. Any ideas or suggestions are more than welcome.
utf-8 cyrillic question2answer
utf-8 cyrillic question2answer
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Check in browser webmaster tools -> Network -> Headers.. which encoding send server with html documents headers. Search content-type:.
– mature
Nov 11 at 17:10
I cheched the headers. It says: content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8
– Badan
Nov 11 at 17:52
What solution used on backend to generate this html pages? Do you have access to code?
– mature
Nov 11 at 18:07
Yes, I have access. It is done with Question2Answer platform (php-mySql).
– Badan
Nov 11 at 18:11
The html is coming from the database, so I think the issue may be there.
– Badan
Nov 11 at 19:02
add a comment |
Check in browser webmaster tools -> Network -> Headers.. which encoding send server with html documents headers. Search content-type:.
– mature
Nov 11 at 17:10
I cheched the headers. It says: content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8
– Badan
Nov 11 at 17:52
What solution used on backend to generate this html pages? Do you have access to code?
– mature
Nov 11 at 18:07
Yes, I have access. It is done with Question2Answer platform (php-mySql).
– Badan
Nov 11 at 18:11
The html is coming from the database, so I think the issue may be there.
– Badan
Nov 11 at 19:02
Check in browser webmaster tools -> Network -> Headers.. which encoding send server with html documents headers. Search content-type:.
– mature
Nov 11 at 17:10
Check in browser webmaster tools -> Network -> Headers.. which encoding send server with html documents headers. Search content-type:.
– mature
Nov 11 at 17:10
I cheched the headers. It says: content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8
– Badan
Nov 11 at 17:52
I cheched the headers. It says: content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8
– Badan
Nov 11 at 17:52
What solution used on backend to generate this html pages? Do you have access to code?
– mature
Nov 11 at 18:07
What solution used on backend to generate this html pages? Do you have access to code?
– mature
Nov 11 at 18:07
Yes, I have access. It is done with Question2Answer platform (php-mySql).
– Badan
Nov 11 at 18:11
Yes, I have access. It is done with Question2Answer platform (php-mySql).
– Badan
Nov 11 at 18:11
The html is coming from the database, so I think the issue may be there.
– Badan
Nov 11 at 19:02
The html is coming from the database, so I think the issue may be there.
– Badan
Nov 11 at 19:02
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Check in browser webmaster tools -> Network -> Headers.. which encoding send server with html documents headers. Search content-type:.
– mature
Nov 11 at 17:10
I cheched the headers. It says: content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8
– Badan
Nov 11 at 17:52
What solution used on backend to generate this html pages? Do you have access to code?
– mature
Nov 11 at 18:07
Yes, I have access. It is done with Question2Answer platform (php-mySql).
– Badan
Nov 11 at 18:11
The html is coming from the database, so I think the issue may be there.
– Badan
Nov 11 at 19:02