- From: souravm <souravm@infosys.com>
- Date: Wed, 5 May 2004 17:07:05 +0530
- To: <i18n-prog@yahoogroups.com>, <www-international@w3.org>
Hi All, I'm having problem in displaying certain Japanese characters in Netscape 4.73 (running on Windows 2000 server) under <alt> tag of image. Those characters appear fine when I view the same page in IE. Also even in Netscape when they are put as label/plain text on html page, they appear fine. Also, if I do a View Source on the browser and see the resultant HTML page - the characters shown within the <alt> tag appear fine Some of the characters which are showing such behaviour are - ッ 情 存 and 択. The jsp I'm using is - jsp code............. <html> <%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8"%> <% String toolTip1 = "¥u30c3"; String toolTip2 = "¥u60c5"; String toolTip3 = "¥u5b58"; String toolTip4 = "¥u629e"; String url1 = "image/en/loginbutton.gif"; %> <body> Tool Tip string = <%=toolTip1%> <Br> Image : <img src="image/en/loginbutton.gif" alt="<%=toolTip1%>" > <Br> <Br> Tool Tip string = <%=toolTip2%> <Br> Image : <img src="image/en/loginbutton.gif" alt="<%=toolTip2%>" > <Br> <Br> Tool Tip string = <%=toolTip3%> <Br> Image : <img src="image/en/loginbutton.gif" alt="<%=toolTip3%>" > <Br> <Br> Tool Tip string = <%=toolTip4%> <Br> Image : <img src="image/en/loginbutton.gif" alt="<%=toolTip4%>" > </body> </html> --------------- The HTML file getting generated (as shown by view source of browser) ------------ <html> <body> Tool Tip string 1= ッ <Br> Image : <img src="image/en/loginbutton.gif" alt="ッ" > <Br> <Br> Tool Tip string = 情 <Br> Image : <img src="image/en/loginbutton.gif" alt="情" > <Br> <Br> Tool Tip string = 存 <Br> Image : <img src="image/en/loginbutton.gif" alt="存" > <Br> <Br> Tool Tip string = 択 <Br> Image : <img src="image/en/loginbutton.gif" alt="択" > </body> </html> ---------------------------------------------------------- Can anyone please let me know what is the reason for some specific characters getting garbled only in case of <alt> tag ? Is it a bug in Netscape ? Any solution for this problem ? Regards, Sourav
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