How to solve the JavaScript document encoding problem

If the referenced JavaScript code contains characters other than ASCII characters when referencing a JS document with a different encoding format than this page, a code error occurs.

 

Therefore, when referencing a JS document, you must set the encoding of the referenced document.

 

 

For example, if a UTF-8 page references a gb2312 JS document, write it like this.

 

<SCRIPT type = "text/JavaScript" charset = "gb2312" src = "gb2312.js"> </SCRIPT>

 

In this way, no problems will occur.