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Double byte codes (Japanese letters) have been collapsed recently

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Double byte codes (Japanese letters) have been collapsed recently

12 years 8 months ago
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Double byte codes (Japanese letters) in our FTH2.0 page have been collapsed recently.
We were using Japanese letters for link titles of custom pages and contents like this:
hiroshima.toastmastersclubs.org/jMinutes.html

Mike Mukaida
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Hiroshima Toastmasters Club
Club# 844
hiroshima.toastmastersclubs.org/
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Re: Double byte codes (Japanese letters) have been collapsed recently

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That looks like something that the programmer will need to look at.

There have been a number of code updates lately, and it's likely that one of them has inadvertently cause this to happen.

Thanks for bringing it to our attention.
Clubs #1137486 (D72) & #777940 (D61)
FTH Field Officer, District 72, (NZ)
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Thank you for your prompt reply. I hope our pages will be recovered soon.
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Do you have the character encoding "Shift_JIS" available in your browser?

If you set the character encoding to "Shift_JIS", does the page display correctly? If so, it might be a useful piece of information for the programmer.

It looks OK to me, but then, I can recognise only a small number of kanji characters.
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I have tested Japanese (Shift_JIS) and other possible encodes such as Japanese (Auto Select) and Japanese (EUC) but could not display Japanese characters properly.
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Thanks for that. I hope the programmer can look at it soon. I understand that this must be frustrating, and yours is probably not the only club affected.
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FTH Field Officer, District 72, (NZ)
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