I have just localised a site into Chinese (GB2312) The thing is that when I go to the site on the net my browser doesn't pick up that it is GB2312 and instead keeps it as (iso-8859-1). I have to manually change the encoding for the page to view properly. This doesn't happen when I view other sites with the same encoding. When I ran a check at W3C I got the following message: Warning: Character Encoding mismatch! The character encoding specified in the HTTP header (ォiso-8859-1サ) is different from the one specified in the META element (ォgb2312サ). I have just create a subfolder in the web e.g <http://www.domain.com/chinese>www.domain.com/<http://www.domain.com/chinese >chinese Is this happening because the browser is reading the encoding rom <http://www.domain.com>www.domain.<http://www.domain.com>com and not /chinese? Does /chinese have to be converted into a subweb or something? I would be grateful if someone could shed some light for me here. Thanks in advance. ChrisReceived on Wednesday, 13 November 2002 10:18:41 UTC
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