Re: [BUGREPORT] broken comments.py

> 2) If you use a patched comments.py with an unpatched comments.js, it
> may not work, since the original comments.js doesn't encode UTF-8 correctly.
> 
> Unfortunately I cannot really verify this right now (especially whether
> 1 is a problem), but this is what I think about it. As for 2, it is a
> problem. If UTF-8 is expected but urlencoded unicode is passed instead,
> the strings cannot be decoded properly. I hope to have time to do some
> further testing later this week.

As concerning my test environment, I didn't use comments.js at all and
it didn't work either. Just wanted to remark.


Klaus

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