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jctremblay
jctremblay
Adobe Expert
September 20, 2019
Question

Specials characters in app.response

  • September 20, 2019
  • 3 replies
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I have noticed that my accentuated characters in app.response message are not appearing correctly. This for ONLY for when the javascript is at the folder location. I need to change them to \x or \u value so that they could appears correctly on screen?

Is there an online converter where I can paste my text and get a the inserted code for the specials characters? Or a specific variable I need to include in my javascript when inside the folder/app location?

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JR Boulay
JR Boulay
Adobe Expert
September 20, 2019

BBEdit permet d'enregistrer des rechercher-remplacer…

 

Acrobate du PDF, InDesigner et Photoshopographe
JR Boulay
JR Boulay
Adobe Expert
September 20, 2019

Mon cher Jean-Claude je crois bien que cet article a été écrit pour toi : https://www.abracadabrapdf.net/?p=4736

😉

Acrobate du PDF, InDesigner et Photoshopographe
    jctremblay
    jctremblayAuthor
    Adobe Expert
    September 20, 2019
    JR, Je t'aime! 😉
      jctremblay
      jctremblayAuthor
      Adobe Expert
      September 20, 2019
      JR, le PDF Texte2Unicode.PDF disponible sur ton site, les boutons ne fonctionne pas.
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      Brainiac
      September 20, 2019

      Most likely you did not save with the correct Encoding, something that Acrobat’s editor takes care of. Whatever editor you use, try different encodings. 

        jctremblay
        jctremblayAuthor
        Adobe Expert
        September 20, 2019
        That was it! I use BBEdit to write my javascript and by default it’s an UTF-8 instead of UTF-16. Thanks!
        ls_rbls
        ls_rbls
        Adobe Expert
        September 20, 2019
        Hi, is BBedit easy to use? I am in the process of learning Javascripting and I was wondering is a tool like BBEdit can also aid with viewing and editing XML files. I was trying to help another user with an XML document that apparently was saved in MS Word; I tried opening it in MS Notepad, WordPad, and Chrome and Internet Explorer and it looked like scrambled encryption character all over the file. I was not able to see the XML code. I also used jsonformatter free online tool and the same scrambled encryption characters appeared... I couldn't even use the "Format/Beautify" tool. Any feedback is highly appreciated.
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