I am building a web page to show a TCP/IP raw packet.
I need to show "special characters" on the web page I am working on.
When I say "special characters" i am talking about tabs, whitespace,
crazy unicode characters, etc etc.
What is the best way to present this to the user?
I am thinking that a large textarea is the only way to display it so it
retains all the special characters.
Is there a better idea?
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> I need to show "special characters" on the web page I am working on. When I say "special characters" i am talking about tabs, whitespace,
crazy unicode characters, etc etc.
UTF-8 is the "sorry" winner. Sorry because it has big "Korean issues"
with 00XX chars (thus atop of ACSII but the table byte is still 00,
like English pound). You just relax a bit, and you'll get Korean
letters :-)
Still surrently the only more-or-less reliable alternative for HTTP I
guess (?)
Damn, pressed Enter by occasion.
Any way, I would use UTF-8 for all XXXX chars, and I would try to use
char entities (like ©) for 00XX part.
The simplest and possible optimal way will be using a textarea, yes, you
can do HTML entities replacing over the unicodes, to render what the
textarea will anyhow using the native browser engine and not overburdening
the HTML parsing engine with a heapload of entities. Just give it some
css to the textarea, like a style="border: 0;background:
url(PICHERE.png );font-family: verdana;padding : 1em" and such.
Danny
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