This is simple ASP page which is connected to Access database. When user enters data in English it enters into the database, but some of the user are requesting if they can enter data in Japanese. Right now if they enter in Japanese they get an error page. What will I need to do? To be able to accept this data in Japanese
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Re: Need help with ASP
About the only thing that comes to mind for the moment is to use
JavaScript to write a validator that tests for ASCII characters and
redirect when the entered text is not ASCII compliant.
Meanwhile Google: "System.Globali zation Namespace" and start
reading all the MSDN articles to get familiar with the capabilities of
using ASP.NET to globalize your application.
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user are requesting if they can enter data in Japanese. Right now if
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In fact, I want them to enter and accept it in the database. Looking at the error page, it seems like Access doesn't like it. Thanks anyway for the Google suggestion...
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Have you tried setting it to use unicode?
Here's more info on the subject:
Also, you might adjust the Globalization section of your web.config.
Try changing it to something more like this:
<!-- Web.Config Configuration File -->
<configuratio n>
<system.web>
<customErrors mode="Off"/>
<globalizatio n
fileEncoding="i so-8859-1"
requestEncoding ="iso-8859-1"
responseEncodin g="iso-8859-1"
/>
</system.web>
</configuration>
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I hope this helps,
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enters data in English it enters into the database, but some of the user are
requesting if they can enter data in Japanese. Right now if they enter in
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accept this data in Japanese?[color=blue]
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As I mentioned before I am not using .net here. This is just simple ASP page. Can I still use this code and how?
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No it accepts the data, I just needed to increase the size of field, but when it comes in the database it doesn't come in japanese string, instead it comes in combination of numbers and charecters, something like this: & #6 5405;& #6 5408; I kept some spaces because sometimes if I cut and paste exact string, I see japanese string after publishing. I still need help on this. I am trying different things, I used CODEPAGE=932. Do I need to check version of Jet database engine?
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No it accepts the data, I just needed to increase the size of field, but when it comes in the database it doesn't come in japanese string, instead it comes in combination of numbers and charecters, something like this: & #6 5405;& #6 5408; I kept some spaces because sometimes if I cut and paste exact string, I see japanese string after publishing. I still need help on this. I am trying different things, I used CODEPAGE=932. Do I need to check version of Jet database engine?
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