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salman79uk 02-03-2004 20:25

Internet explorer encoding problem
 
hello,
I have a very strange problem that when I view specific sites that are central european encoded or at least contain a tag saying they are, I get a blank page in my browser window. When I change the encoding to western europeon the page displays normally. However, when i go to the site again, it again reverts to central europran encoding and gives a blank page. I have 'Auto-Select' Encoding turned off.

However, on another computer when I access the same site, IE again reverts to central europeon encoding but the page displays normally.

Any ideas as to what the problem could be!

Salman

salman79uk 08-03-2004 14:52

Re: Internet explorer encoding problem
 
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rdhw 08-03-2004 15:14

Re: Internet explorer encoding problem
 
What version of Windows? What version of IE?

Do you have the Central European fonts installed?

It's difficult to advise further without example URLs of sites that work and those that don't work.

salman79uk 08-03-2004 22:20

Re: Internet explorer encoding problem
 
i have IE 6 and win xp

basically no sites with central european work or cyrillic for that matter unless i manually change the encoding to western european or utf-8 and then reload the page.

One main site is suprnova.org which is central european encoded.

I do have central european fonts installed as other browsers like mozilla work fine!

rdhw 09-03-2004 10:19

Re: Internet explorer encoding problem
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by salman79uk
One main site is suprnova.org which is central european encoded.

I see no indication of that site being Central European encoded: it appears to use a Windows character set. It does have JavaScript errors however.

I've no idea what is wring with your system: maybe you have a spyware or BHO infection which has upset IE. I suggest you do a scan for spyware/BHOs.

You might also try the command:

sfc /scannow

to check out all your XP files.


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