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HTML files need explict charset #42

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petermr opened this issue May 12, 2016 · 5 comments
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HTML files need explict charset #42

petermr opened this issue May 12, 2016 · 5 comments
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petermr commented May 12, 2016 •
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Even though the HTML files are output with encoding = "UTF-8" it appears that the browsers need this specified in a meta tag:

<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8"/>
</head>
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tarrow commented May 12, 2016

I just edited your markdown. Think github has changed how they handle three back ticks on one line

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tarrow commented May 12, 2016

Also, I'm not sure since I haven't dug around but this is probably also an issue in ami (for the dataTables output). Or possibly the code that actually does this is in cmine.

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petermr commented May 12, 2016

Unfortunately I think any code that writes HTML has to do this.

    public void testReadCSV() throws Exception {
        File tableFile = new File(NormaFixtures.TEST_TABLE_DIR, "table.csv");
        HtmlTable table = CSVTransformer.createTable(tableFile);
        HtmlHtml html = new HtmlHtml();
        html.ensureHead().setUTF8Charset("");
        html.ensureBody().appendChild(table);
        XMLUtil.debug(html, new File("target/table/table.html"), 1);
    }

works.
So YOU have to remember the creation of HtmlHtml with head and charset.

I suppose we could have:

HtmlHtml html = HtmlHtml.createUTF8Html();

might work.

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tarrow commented May 12, 2016

addUTF8Charset already exists in HtmlHead.

Any reason we can't add this.head.addUTF8Charset() to ensureHead() in HtmlHtml?

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petermr commented May 12, 2016 •
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Probably not. I don't like surprises but UTF-8 is hardly a surprise.It either has to be a default or there is only one way to do it.

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