thunderforcex

maybe there's an alternative, which is to convert our UTF-8 to UTF-7 unfortunately, there is no tool in windows to do that, and notepad certainly do not support utf-7. I googled a bit, and found out that there is a program called "ConvertUTF" that claimed to be able to convert UTF to/from one to another, the problem is ..... I cant find any place to download it .... TT__TT but will general public able to surf UTF-7 sites ? I highly doubt ...... so in the end changing it on server side is the only option? ok, it seems like there is no way I can update the Perl on the serverside.... I'm going to open a ticket ...... (I wonder what version of Perl is the server using? since UTF-8 Unicode support was introduced to Perl 5.6 in yr 2000)

perhaps it's not our script's problem, I took a look at the Installed Perl Modules from my cpanel, and I found this line listed: Encode::Unicode::UTF7 Encode::Unicode::UTF7 our CGI are writting in unicode (UTF-8) ... so perhaps this is the reason the server just wont read it? (the server uses 7bit unicode, while we are using 8bit)

I'm experiencing the same problem as well, I'm trying to use an UTF-8 Diary script, which allows me to write in English, Chinese, and Japanese. But it doesnt work on Linux servers ... so I changed UTF-8 to Big-5 ... and now ... I'm only allowed to write my diary in Chinese and English .... even though I speak japanese half of the time.... >_<