sending german text in an email from a webpage

[Irishmaninusa]

Hello Everyone,

I have email form on a website and there is some fields that have german
characters in it, like the umlat and so on, when I look at the email that is
retuyrned I get the following message

Form Name: E-Mail/Fax-Formular für den ValuePark

========== Other Data: ==========

URL: Test@þûúÿþ úù
%C3%9Cbermittel n+Sie+mir+bitte +folgende+Infor mationen+%C3%BC ber+den+ValuePa rk%3A:
submitButtonNam e: Absenden
Does anyone have any ideas on how to stop this from happening. Thanks.
--
J.D.

[Bã§TãRÐ]

Try something like this:

<%

'to move the URL safely:
server.URLEncod e("URL") will encode all non standard characters into their ASCII equilivalent
to display it properly in the browder you can just response.write URL - ASP will handle the decoding.

if your email is sent via jaut plain text you will need to look into the Mime type
its usually text/plain or in your case it should be text/html and you will need to look into Encoding - This is the header info that tells the Email
program how to display the content it is receiving. You''ll need to look into the German Charset and its Encoding Equilavent - Similar to example below

Mime-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit

- Bastard

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On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 08:43:44 -0400, "Irishmanin usa" <jd***@structuc tureinteractive .com.takemeoffi fyouwantoemailm e> wrote:

Hello Everyone,

I have email form on a website and there is some fields that have german
characters in it, like the umlat and so on, when I look at the email that is
retuyrned I get the following message

Form Name: E-Mail/Fax-Formular für den ValuePark

========== Other Data: ==========

URL: Test@þûúÿþ úù
%C3%9Cbermitte ln+Sie+mir+bitt e+folgende+Info rmationen+%C3%B Cber+den+ValueP ark%3A:
submitButtonNa me: Absenden
Does anyone have any ideas on how to stop this from happening. Thanks.