- From: Martin Duerst <duerst@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 09 Nov 2001 21:02:21 +0900
- To: "iSmart" <ismart@alexa.sibproject.ru>, <www-validator@w3.org>
At 12:43 01/11/08 +0600, iSmart wrote: > > >It seems like there's some troubles with validation-listing (results of > > >validation)! The codepage of html-file with validation-listing is utf-8, >but > > >it isn't manually written in the header of this file. > > > > Fixed in the CVS version (and at http://validator.w3.org:8188/). > > It's always good to have that info in the file in case it's saved,... > >Fixed, but it doesn't work :( What does that mean? Are you sure you used :8188, and not the standard port? Do you find the <meta> with utf-8 in the source or not? And what exactly doesn't work? >But some times ago I had no problems with validator-service... But the validator accepted many files that were not valid at all :-(. > > >Thus, my IE 6.0 automatically detected that this file in win-1521 >codepage, > > >and I don't see valid cyrillic letters. > > > > This is very clearly illegal behavior of IE to not recognize > > the information in the HTTP headers. > >Yeah, I've heard about it. IE 5.5 has an option to detect the codepage automatically. I guess IE 6 has the same. Did you switch it off? I really want to make sure the validator is correct on charset issues. I also want to make sure I understand exactly what IE does in your case, so that I can try to contact Microsoft if necessary. Regards, Martin.
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