Hi,
We have a chart which displays Chinese characters.
The following pseudo code displays the chinese characters correctly:
strDataURL = test.xml (saved as utf-8 with utf-8 encoding specified in file).
<PARAM NAME="FlashVars" value="&dataURL=<%=strDataURL%>">
The following pseudo code does not display the chinese characters correctly:
strDataURL = test.asp (saved as utf-8, with utf-8 charset specified via response object, and retrieves xml/characters from database (hardcoded below))
<PARAM NAME="FlashVars" value="&dataURL=<%=strDataURL%>">
Example ASP (hardcoded) file content:
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%response.charset = "utf-8" %>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<chart bgcolor="DCEBDE" formatNumberScale="0" decimalPrecision="1" showPercentageValues="0" showNames="1" numberPrefix="" showValues="1" showPercentageInLabel="1" pieYScale="45" pieBorderAlpha="40" pieFillAlpha="70" pieSliceDepth="15" pieRadius="100" animation="1">
<set value="64455" name="???" color="005137" />
<set value="-64455" name="??" color="00CC8A" isSliced="1" />
</chart>
I've searched the forums and I noticed a majority of responses point to the "BOM"; could this be the case here where there is probably no BOM mark when delivered from classic ASP? Is the above code possible? I have workarounds but this is eating me...
As well, on the site where this ASP page resides we have code which detects the language settings of the browser; all requests sent by all chart .swf files are sent in EN, is there a way to overide this?
Best Regards, D.
