Set encoding of page
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These response headers are not set autmatically based on the XSLT processor's output. Instead Symphony has some logic for "standard" Content-Type
headers in class.frontendpage.php
. If you need something different (and you do, obviously), you can use the Content Type Mappings extension or my Response Header Mappings extension.
thanks michael, i thought it was set by symphony (php) and was actually hoping that there already was an extension to solve this. i will check out your mentions. thanks alot!
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hi folks,
i am trying to render a symphony page using iso-8895-1 encoding. now, i know, i should use utf-8 and i normally do, but in this case it is really necessary for me to be able to output pages with different encodings.
i have created a page with the following template:
still, when i visit the page the browser renders it set to utf-8 and that's because the page seems to get delivered as such. when i look at the response headers i see:
and obviously that won't work for the characters in the file:
any info would be greatly appreciated :)
daniel