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Regional settings affects how a UTF-8 web page is displayed
Posted by Elie Grouchko at 3/25/2006 9:50:01 PM
Hi I am developing a .net (2003) website, I am using a UTF-8 encoding, most of the website is in Hebrew. Hebrew is properly displayed ONLY when I set the "Language for non-Unicode programs" in the regional settings of my computer to Hebrew, otherwise I see gibberish. As I am using UTF...more >>


Regular Expressions
Posted by J at 3/25/2006 6:33:10 PM
I can't seem to find a thorough and easy to understand tutorial on Regular Expressions. Any suggestions? Thank You! ...more >>

regular expression question
Posted by Ludwig at 3/25/2006 1:38:41 PM
Hi, i'm using the regular expression \b\w to find the beginning of a word, in my C# application. If the word is 'public', for example, it works. However, if the word is '<public', it does not work: it seems that < is not a valid character, so the beginning of the word starts at theletter 'p'...more >>

Internet class differences...
Posted by Peter Hayes at 3/25/2006 12:55:51 AM
I've tried this on another group without any resolution, so let me see if anyone here has an answer - please! ;-) I have a database with which I must communicate queries via a web-based interface. The queries are not in a standard format, but involve strings such as ....&fieldA=value1&fi...more >>



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