Re: [DOC-HE] Re: [PHP-DOC] cvs: phpdoc / Makefile.in

[email protected] (shimi) Sat, 17 May 2003 23:07:43 +0300 (IDT)
Newsgroups	php.doc,php.doc.he
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On Sat, 17 May 2003, Gabor Hojtsy wrote:

> > also, the encoding isn't set automatically as of now, and 
> > <DEFANGED_meta charset="iso-8859-8-i"> will help. (Yes, we need the ISO name here, 
> > all the browsers support it, and not all of them support the windows-1255)
> 
> Errrmmm... Xsltproc does not support iso-8859-8-i, and therefore the 
> output file is labled to use iso-8859-8. ;) That meta tag is 
> autoganarted by xsltproc. So it is still a question for me, that how can 
> xsltproc output the text in the right (reversed aka logical) order while 
> stamping it as visual... Huh... The only one thing I can think of is 
> that what xsltproc says to be visual is in fact logical odering... Or I 
> don't know how this can happen...
> 

Are you sure that this is what it did? Perhaps the pages with iso-8859-8 
are old ones that weren't generated by xsltproc (or something like 
that...?)  At any case, iso-8859-8-i is PREFERRED as the meta charset, but 
windows-1255 is also OK, because most popular browsers (mozilla, opera, 
IE) understands that name...

Also, if I am not wrong, putting <html dir="rtl"> enforces charset 
iso-8859-8-i (because RTL makes the browser render the page from right to 
left, and this is actually, what iso-8859-8-i *means*). So perhaps putting 
that HTML tag should be sufficient.

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  Best regards,
     Shimi


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