When writing an article in TP editor (FCKeditor) everything displays OK. See example (in Greek). See example:
QuoteΕδώ βÏίσκεÏ,,αι Ï,,ο αÏχείο Ï,,ηÏ, παλαιάÏ, Gallery Ï,,οÏ... In Nomine. Î"ια ισÏ,,οÏικοÏÏ, και άλλοÏ...Ï, λόγοÏ...Ï, παÏαμÎνει ζωνÏ,,ανή αλλά χωÏίÏ, Ï,,ην δÏ...ναÏ,,ÏŒÏ,,ηÏ,,α Ï€ÏοσθήκηÏ, φωÏ,,ογÏαφιών. Η νεόÏ,,εÏη και πιο εξελιγμÎνη Ï,,εχνικά ΦΩΤΟ Gallery Îχει αναλάβει αÏ...Ï,,όν Ï,,ον δÏσκολο Ïόλο πλÎον...
But when I am switching to Source everything looks distorted and ...chinese. See example:
QuoteΕδÏŽ βρίσκεται το αρχείο της παλαιάς Gallery του In Nomine. Για ιστορικοÏς και άλλους λÏŒγους παραμÎνει ζωντανή αλλά χωρίς την δυνατÏŒτητα προσθήκης φωτογραφιÏŽν. Η νεÏŒτερη και πιο εξελιγμÎνη τεχνικ
When I am editing an article the characters are distorted but they are keep showing ok in the front end...
I am using TP 0.9.8, in 1.1.7 SMF with utf-8 in SMF...
Any ideas? ???
The FCKeditor is transforming the charachters to a "safe" word, thats what you see there. It will still render as normal greek charachters in the article.
Any way to prevent editor from doing that, Bloc?
Dont think it can work, you have to ask the fckeditor creators on their homepage as the functions within the editor is their work.
TP just use the fckpackage as a built in option to tp
I will try that. Thank you.
You have to setup in the FCKeditor config:
FCKConfig.ProcessHTMLEntities = true ;
FCKConfig.IncludeLatinEntities = false ;
FCKConfig.IncludeGreekEntities = false ;
FCKConfig.ProcessNumericEntities = false ;
Then your inputs shown on sourcecode as:
Εδώ βÏίσκεÏ,,αι Ï,,ο αÏχείο Ï,,ηÏ, παλαιάÏ, Gallery Ï,,οÏ... In Nomine. Î"ια ισÏ,,οÏικοÏÏ, και άλλοÏ...Ï, λόγοÏ...Ï, παÏαμÎνει ζωνÏ,,ανή αλλά χωÏίÏ, Ï,,ην δÏ...ναÏ,,ÏŒÏ,,ηÏ,,α Ï€ÏοσθήκηÏ, φωÏ,,ογÏαφιών. Η νεόÏ,,εÏη και πιο εξελιγμÎνη Ï,,εχνικά ΦΩΤΟ Gallery Îχει αναλάβει αÏ...Ï,,όν Ï,,ον δÏσκολο Ïόλο πλÎον...
fel
Thank you Fel!
That worked!