problems with charset=windows-1250 -...

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Sorry, no chance, ő is displayed as o

http://www.eckankar.hu/html/unicodechanged2_pb.html

I'll probably go back to Rev 9 again or use notepad++
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Well, then it must be something with the saving methods in the free version, because it works for me. I'm using the html5 doctype and charset utf-8.
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It was working for me to Inger. The find replace feature would make changing out the characters a pretty fast process.:)
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Here is an article that Scott dug out for me:
http://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles/ … my-website
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I've downloaded the real CC and created a new document with
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="hu">
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">

but these characters just don't work:
? &#336; ? &#337;
and
? &#368; ? &#369;

The other Hungarian characters are ok. If I try to copy something from a Hungarian doc I get "?", if I try to insert a Hungarian character with the keyboard already in the source code the characters are not correct.
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pebi1 wrote:
....but these characters just don't work:
? &#336; ? &#337;
and
? &#368; ? &#369;
.........

I copied/pasted the above into the latest version of the HTML Editor and got the result shown in the attached screenshot (split screen code/preview).
I am not sure why it wouldn't work at your end...

EDIT: I also tested it in the major browsers and looked fine...
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OK, pebi1, I think I'm slowly catching on here... I see now what you mean by some of the characters not showing correctly when copying/pasting them directly from text. Sorry about my misunderstanding in previous post! :/
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Per, I think I'm not following this...

I have tried those characters as well, and they work. So what have you found out?

Has it to do with the OS? Or system/keyboard locale? Or copying from Word? Anything else?
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Inger,
If I copy actual Hungarian text, e.g. from the link pebi1 provided ( http://www.eckankar.hu/index.html ), and then paste it in the HTML Editor, the characters U, u, O, o (with the double quotes on top) immediately lose their double quotes. The other Hungarian characters seem to survive the copy/paste operation, but not those with the double quotes on top. Weird!
Or, if I just copy the correct-looking characters from my preview in the Editor (see the screenshot in my previous post) and paste them right back into the Editor, they show up as plain U, u, O, o without the double quotes on top...
Try it at your end and tell us if you get the same or if it works (with your magical, Norwegian keyboard :) )
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Oh, THAT. I was beyond that and had found the site with the code for some of the Hungarian characters having to be written literally "&#336;", "&#337;", "&#368;", "&#369;" (without the double quotes and the commas, of course). I thought for some reason that this solution wouldn't work.

Pebi has to type those Us and Os with the double quote on top using the above code, not copy them from somewhere else. If that doesn't work, then it's beyond me.
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