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The specified Code The page feature is invalid. CodePage attribute: indicates the webpage code page. If the webpage script is different from the default code page of the web server, you must specify the code page: The Code is as follows: CodePage =

The specified code page attribute is not valid. CodePage property: Is the code page that indicates the page If you make a Web page script that is different from the default code page on the Web service side, you must indicate the code page: The code

ASP also provides commands that support cultural habits in different regions, such as currency, time, and date formats. Like the String Conversion command, if your script does not use the default field of the Web server, use the field command. ASP

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I recently learned encoding. The following addresses can be used to learn related knowledge. Http://dev.csdn.net/develop/article/69/69883.shtm Http://dev.csdn.net/develop/article/72/72888.shtm This section describes the UTF-8 encoding. When the

During the installation and JDBC development of DB2, you may encounter some common problems and make a record to be noted: 1. License Whether the DB2 version is genuine or not depends on the license, but there is no prompt during the installation

Recently caused by character encoding problems very headache, many encoding methods can be described as "familiar with the unknown", gb2312, ANSI, UTF-8, Unicode .... So calm down and study hard. References: Http://www.ruanyifeng.com/blog/2007/10

Conversion between any of the following codepages is provided. 37 (= x0025) ebcdic us English273 (= x0111) ebcdic German277 (= x0115) ebcdic Danish/Norwegian278 (= x0116) ebcdic Finnish/Swedish280 (= x0118) ebcdic Italian284 (= x011c) ebcdic

CodePage definition and history Character inner code(Charcter code) refers to the internal code used to represent characters. Readers must use the internal code when entering and storing documents. The internal code is divided Single-byte

The following is reproduced from: Http://blog.csdn.net/gaoyunpeng/archive/2007/04/26/1585886.aspx Code table: Charset Win32 codePage Comment US-ASCII 1252   Iso8859-1 1252   ASCII 1252