Let's take a JavaScript string: "€100"
. This
is going to be sent from a browser input box and stored in a web
server's database. The database is using the UTF-8 encoding and the
constraint on the column is CHAR(4)
. Spot the problem?
Friday, 24 December 2010
JavaScript: validating UTF-8 string lengths in the browser
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i18n,
JavaScript
Sunday, 19 December 2010
JSP: what all the encoding declarations mean
When you see a JSP document, you might wonder why it specifies the UTF-8 encoding three or four times. This is a post about what those declarations mean.
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