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03:42
27/06/2008
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In my tree.xml file, there are some Chinese characters in 'node-caption'. When I use firefox, these characters turned to be unreadable codes in tree of grid. If encoding of xml is changed to gb2312, the problem is solved. However, there left nothing in IE. Then my question is how to get Chinese characters readable in both IE and firefox?
And I found that Jqgrid can't put the xmlstring has Chinese characters into grid ,How to deal with the xmlstring with Chinese characters?
04:45
27/06/2008
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Jqgrid is a great help to me,thank you very much,tony!
murdoc
11:02
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30/10/2007
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murdoc,
You should consider some things that are not related to jqGrid.
1. The encoding of the html page should be set to use gb2312
charset
2. When using the request you should send header with the same
encoding
3. If you use xml you should set the appropriate encoding in the xml definition
Does these 3 rules applay to your application?
Regards
Tony
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20:29
27/06/2008
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Tony:
The grid can't display when I changed all the encoding to UTF-8 .
but I replace all the Chinese characters to english characters, it can display.
I wonder if jquery ajax to decode the data with utf-8 by default。
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