Tim Roberts wrote: > > After a fair amount of web digging, I've learned that these codes are > base64-encoded Unicode-16 characters. > [..] > However, I don't understand why I see these. There is nothing in the CGI > environment variables that indicates I should be expecting any kind of > unusual encoding. You should tell the web client which charset you're expecting by setting accept-charset attribute in the <form> tag. Example: <form [..other attributes..] accept-charset="utf-8"> Ciao, Michael.
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