Hi guys, i've got a pretty complex problem... it's be great if you can help.
i've written an ASP script that uses the CreateTextfile object to create a unicode html file. The html files may contain different types of languages.
i've used
<%@Codepage ="65001"%>
<%Response.Char set = "utf-8"%>
during the generation of my html files.
Now here's the thing, everything's working fine until I did a SP1 patch on my Windows 2003 server.
Now, all I'm getting is this blardy error when I launch the html file from my asp webpage:
Active Server Pages, ASP 0239 (0x80004005)
UNICODE ASP files are not supported.
Of course, it works if I open it direct off the directory.
Microsoft KB, as usual, is no more helpful than a piece of crap...
Thks in advance for your helpful tips.
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