displaying special characters

[Matt Howes]

hi. I'm having a problem getting things to display properly when there are accents or other special characters. 

If I have "carte d'annonce" in my database as a translation, it is displayed as "carte d?annonce".

Also, my base language is spanish.  How should I handle words with accents like  "Título" so that globalize will know that the translated word is "Title".  It's not really viable to use  "Título".t  in my view as far as I can tell.

Thanks for any advice,

Matt

[Joshua Wehner-2]

Hi -- Are your database, HTML and HTTP Headers set to the same
character encoding? That seems to be a common problem.


-- Joshua

On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 2:34 AM, Matt Howes <greennomad@...> wrote:

> hi. I'm having a problem getting things to display properly when there are
> accents or other special characters.
>
> If I have "carte d'annonce" in my database as a translation, it is displayed
> as "carte d?annonce".
>
> Also, my base language is spanish.  How should I handle words with accents
> like  "Título" so that globalize will know that the translated word is
> "Title".  It's not really viable to use  "Título".t  in my view as far as I
> can tell.
>
> Thanks for any advice,
>
> Matt
>
>