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Member since:
30 December 2008
Posts: 3
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Tuesday 30 December 2008 6:39:54 am
Something wrong with the encoding,
For example, when I receive a letter with "D" the original "Ė" or "E!t" - "Š"
How to fix this problem?
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Steven E. Bailey
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09 January 2008
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Tuesday 30 December 2008 9:33:57 am
You are using the 4.x version found here, right? Not the 3.9 version, I hope... this is broken in the 3.9 version, I think - Marco Zinn noticed that umlauts didn't work in that version.
The mail's encoding should be set by the kernel hack using eZTextCodec::internalCharset() at line 352 of collectinfo.php:
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30 December 2008
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Tuesday 30 December 2008 11:05:23 pm
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Steven E. Bailey
Member since:
09 January 2008
Posts: 20
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Saturday 03 January 2009 3:14:03 am
The only thing I see different is the quotes around the utf-8 part for the text portion of the multipart mail. That could be it, maybe... although it's not intuitive to me.
If you want to try it, then change line 364 of collectinfo.php from:
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Lucas Bourdallé
Member since:
06 January 2009
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Tuesday 06 January 2009 9:36:09 am
Hi Steven,
Thanks a lot for your ez extension !
As content content says, i think there is a problem with the mail encoding :
For example, with chars é or è, i've got a C) or a C(
I've made the previous modification you mentionned, and it seems nothing changes.
Have you got any ideas to fix that ?
Best regards,
Lucas
PS: I'm running on ez 4.0 system...
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Steven E. Bailey
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09 January 2008
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Thursday 08 January 2009 12:49:29 am
O.k forget taking the quotes out - I didn't think that would make a difference anyway.
However, I took a close look at this and I'm not able to reproduce the problems - I'm using a stock ez401 installation and everything on my linux box (firefox, thunderbird, xterm and kedit/kate) is set to utf-8. So, when I send a mail with this as the xml block message and with a text file as an attachment containing these contents:
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Lucas Bourdallé
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06 January 2009
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Monday 12 January 2009 9:26:52 am
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Lucas Bourdallé
Member since:
06 January 2009
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Tuesday 13 January 2009 8:41:28 am
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Steven E. Bailey
Member since:
09 January 2008
Posts: 20
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Saturday 07 February 2009 1:01:35 am
Sorry for the late reply, apparently I didn't get the notification.
I'm not sure what your mail client is doing... and I don't know where it's getting the encrypted base64 from... but, can you cut and paste the block of base64 encoded text and decode it using base64_decode and save it in a file (image.gif)? Is it the image that you attached?
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