Encoding of the Turkish Characters in URL in IE 6.0.2

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Hi,

Whether IE encodes the Turkish Characters differently when compared to
Mozilla?. Because IE replaces some of the Turkish characters to '?' when I
give the Turkish Characters as input to my application through URL.

But Mozilla encodes it and provides the exact value, so that I am unable to
see the '?' in my application( I am getting the value as it is). Is that a
limitation in IE or the browser settings problem. Help in this will be
greatfull.

Thanks,
Maviswa
 
Maviswa said:
Whether IE encodes the Turkish Characters differently when
compared to
Mozilla?. Because IE replaces some of the Turkish
characters to '?' when I
give the Turkish Characters as input to my application
through URL.
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I'm not familiar with Mozilla but is it even possible to use
Turkish characters like ð, ý, þ, Ð, Ý, and Þ in URLs?
But Mozilla encodes it and provides the exact value, so
that I am unable to
see the '?' in my application( I am getting the value as
it is). Is that a
limitation in IE or the browser settings problem. Help in
this will be
greatfull.
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Unicode maybe?

See also http://kanyak.com/6turkchars.html
 
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