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Chinese character in Teamsite

msingh

Hi,
i am writing a customized cgi in teamsite which accepts chinese character. when i submit the cgi the chinese character in the next cgi say result.cgi is not properly generated. is it something to do with apache server of teamsite. i am using <meta http-equiv content-type="text/html" charset="Big5"> in <head>. the chinese character in result.cgi is not properly generated.
Mamta

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tvaughan

Is it fair to assume that if you don't enter some chinese characters on your first cgi, then your second cgi does generate correctly?

Tom

Migrateduser

Hi msingh,

What is your custom CGI doing with Big5 text ? ... I mean, when you say, you "submit the cgi", what do you mean by this ? ... Is this "submit" as in a TeamSite "Submit" task, and the Chinese characters are submit comments ? ... Please explain more what your custom-cgi is trying to do, perhaps I can pinpoint where the issue is ...

hlieu@interwoven.com

msingh

Hi,
Actually i am trying to enter chinese character in my cgi form and then submitting the form. in the next cgi when i am trying to get the values of the cgi form, i don't get the correct chinese data.
Thanks

tvaughan

Try using the escape_form_data() method in TeamSite::CGI_Lite.

Basically, if the string "$unescaped_data" is what you're putting in your CGI form on your first page, then this line may allow you to get an unmolested version of it on your second page:


 $escaped_data  =  $cgi->escape_form_data( $unescaped_data );

Hope that helps
Tom