Jype can't deal with special characters such as "ä", "ö", "ü" and "ß"...

By 1 Timo Mika Gl��er on March 23, 2007

... or who causes my name to be misspelled? ;)

Embed Claim Make a related claim

Discussion (6)

http://tadduncan.myopenid.com/

4 Tad Duncan who hasn't voted, says

Perhaps Jyte has trouble, I don't know.

Just type it as 'ae' 'oe' 'ue' and 'ss' as this is generally faster than searching for umlauts.

Make a related claim about 1 year ago (link)
http://bcat.myopenid.com/

10 Jonathan Rascher who disagreed, says

I'm pretty sure this is an encoding problem. Changing my browser's page encoding from UTF-8 to ISO-8859-1 fixes your name, at least for me.

Anyway, edit your profile and copy/paste this in: "Timo Mika Gäßer".

Make a related claim about 1 year ago (link)
http://vynce.myopenid.com/

8 Vynce who hasn't voted, says

if you actually intended all this to be about this site, please fix the tag "jype" to "jyte" and add "user interface" and "defect" and "encoding"

Make a related claim about 1 year ago (link)
http://scc4fun.myopenid.com/

2 Sean C who hasn't voted, says

Jyte makes your name appear as "Timo Mika Gl��er" (diamond question marks) in UTF-8 using Firefox 2.0.0.3/WinXP and "Timo Mika Gl��er" using ISO-8859-1.

Make a related claim about 1 year ago (link)
http://rorek.org/

8 Rorek who disagreed, says

We tracked this down to a problem with ClaimID's OpenID server: They weren't specifying UTF-8 on the form for entering the registration information, so the encoding was wrong when the data was sent to jyte during the OpenID transaction.

Make a related claim about 1 year ago (link)
http://vynce.myopenid.com/

8 Vynce who hasn't voted, says

neat

Make a related claim about 1 year ago (link)
Sign in in to leave a comment.