try if they show correctly posted in firebird or camino. safari can't handle e.g. some asian text so it shows as ?? ??????? ??? ?????? when it shows correctly posted using camino.
It's not that; it's just when you try to enter an Apersand (&, followed by a Hash Symbol (or Pound Symbol for you Yanks), three digit decimal number and ending in a semicolon, it evaluates the entity, but when you try to enter an Apersand, Hash Symbol, x, 4 digit hexadecimal number and semicolon, it translates the apersand to &, followed by the Hash, x(number);
thus;
Code:
g
creates "g"
Code:
်
creates "်"
I'm pretty sure the decimal codes only work for ASCII characters; you can't access the more advanced UTF-8 Characters using decimal. (you might be able to, but I don't have a hexadecimal calculator, and can't remember how to convert Hexadecimal to Decimal longhand
try if they show correctly posted in firebird or camino. safari can't handle e.g. some asian text so it shows as ?? ??????? ??? ?????? when it shows correctly posted using camino.
I tried posting with Camino and IE. Same problem. The problem resides in the PHP code which evaluates special characters. If you type in characters that the vBulletin doesn't recognise, it translates them to question marks. If you type in the Decimal Entity codes, or textual entity codes, it evaluates them correctly, but it doesn't like Hex
try if they show correctly posted in firebird or camino. safari can't handle e.g. some asian text so it shows as ?? ??????? ??? ?????? when it shows correctly posted using camino.
I tried posting with Camino and IE. Same problem. The problem resides in the PHP code which evaluates special characters. If you type in characters that the vBulletin doesn't recognise, it translates them to question marks. If you type in the Decimal Entity codes, or textual entity codes, it evaluates them correctly, but it doesn't like Hex
One thought is if they can be made into smileys, so someone could type ()Command() or something and it'll display the Command Key symbol (or "Place Of Interest" Symbol if you want to be formal).