character problem please help

I'll try that, thanks for your help
"arunbe" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Sorry Dava,
>
> I am not well in asp.
> But, you dont need to convert them into unicode something else.
> Just you send it as string from the asp. ( i dont know is it possible or
> not
> in asp).
> But, this is the one of the way to solve your problem.
>

Sorry Dava,

I am not well in asp.
But, you dont need to convert them into unicode something else.
Just you send it as string from the asp. ( i dont know is it possible or not in asp).
But, this is the one of the way to solve your problem.

I think that may work, but how would i do that in the asp? At the monment i
use server.urlencode to give it in the form i posted. How would i encode as
unicode?

Many thanks

"arunbe" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> hi
> i think, there might be the unicode characters problem.
> So, you just try to send the symbol as unicode from the asp.
> like string="\u00D5". this is turn with flash will show the correcsponding
> symbol in the text feild.
>
> Cool... :)
>
> Arun
>

hi
i think, there might be the unicode characters problem.
So, you just try to send the symbol as unicode from the asp.
like string="\u00D5". this is turn with flash will show the correcsponding symbol in the text feild.

Cool... :)

Arun

I use server.urlencode in my asp page to return values to flash.

When I return the symbol "Ö" into flash it returns as %D6, but flash renders
this symbol as a square.

The flash interpretation of "Ö" is %C3%96 which is clearly different.

Any ideas?

"arunbe" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>i cant get your problem clearly !
> Can you explain briefly ???
>
> Cool.... :)
>
> Arun

i cant get your problem clearly !
Can you explain briefly ???

Cool.... :)

Arun