Saving Classic ASP in UTF-8 Format

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I have classic asp files (IIS6) that need to be saved in UTF-8 format. I
save a file with Notepad using SAVE-AS & UTF-8 format. If I reopen the file
using Notepad and bring up the save-as dialog is defaults to UTF-8, which is
good. But after the file is modified and saved using Visual Interdev the
format switches back to ANSI format, which causes some international
characters to display as little boxes in the browser. I found one comment on
the internet about making sure the Meta tag with Charset=UTF-8 must be in the
file to instruct interdev to use the UTF-8 format when saving. This seems to
work on some .asp files but not all.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thank You

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Robert Hill

[Evertjan.]

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I have classic asp files (IIS6) that need to be saved in UTF-8 format.
I save a file with Notepad using SAVE-AS & UTF-8 format. If I reopen
the file using Notepad and bring up the save-as dialog is defaults to
UTF-8, which is good. But after the file is modified and saved using
Visual Interdev the format switches back to ANSI format, which causes
some international characters to display as little boxes in the
browser.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Don't use Visual Interdev, I don't.

I found one comment on the internet about making sure the
Meta tag with Charset=UTF-8 must be in the file to instruct interdev
to use the UTF-8 format when saving. This seems to work on some .asp
files but not all.

I would not know about this.

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Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

[Anthony Jones]

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I have classic asp files (IIS6) that need to be saved in UTF-8 format. I
save a file with Notepad using SAVE-AS & UTF-8 format. If I reopen the

file

using Notepad and bring up the save-as dialog is defaults to UTF-8, which

is

good. But after the file is modified and saved using Visual Interdev the
format switches back to ANSI format, which causes some international
characters to display as little boxes in the browser. I found one comment

on

the internet about making sure the Meta tag with Charset=UTF-8 must be in

the

file to instruct interdev to use the UTF-8 format when saving. This seems

to

work on some .asp files but not all.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

You should also have:-

<%@ codepage=65001 %>

at the top of your page.
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Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET