I only know from http header meta field, it could be assigned html encoding. I am not sure whether there are any other ways to assign html encoding? Like HTTP response header? Thanks!
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I only know from http header meta field, it could be assigned html encoding. I am not sure whether there are any other ways to assign html encoding? Like HTTP response header? Thanks!
The relevant RFC would tell you.
Which RFC?
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Originally Posted by Salem
Hmm, I don't know maybe the one about HTTP? And/or HTML?
In RFC2616, there are content-encoding, transfer-encoding and accept-encoding. I am not sure which one applies to the encoding of response html. Any ideas?
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Originally Posted by zacs7
Content-encoding would be your best bet.
Content-Encoding and Accept-Encoding are essentially just used for compression during the transfer. I don't know what you mean by "HTML encoding" but I don't see how gzip and deflate could possibly be construed as "HTML encoding". Even if one's first language is not english.
Are you looking for something as simple as Content-Type? :)
What exactly are you trying to do, and what do you mean by "HTML encoding"?
-core
I assumed they were talking about byte encoding of the HTML (text that is), ie UTF-8 etc.
Ohhh the character set. If that's what he means, then that is simple:
Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8