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Can I save config.js in UTF8?

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The probleme is wider than you imagine

If config.js is created manually as i do since version 3 and saved in UTF-8 mode it's OK (no complaints) untill this moment you open WPI Configuration and do saving, config.js is saved to ANSI as UTF-8 (Version7.1) and you cannot use the file. There is no Version 7.2 on my computer.

In the case with version7.3, you cannot open config.js if you have converted it to UTF-8, WPI complains that is old configuration 7.2 and converts config.js to ANSI as UTF-8 and you cannot read (only one character you can read that is "C").

The problem for me is that English, Russian, Polish, Spanish, German are foreign languages for me, but I know Russian the best among them - even keybord I have is trilingual (Lithuanian characters (with diacritic signs) are situated on Number keys). I must configure my system to Russian for nonunicoded files to read them. We have only 9 additional characters, so I can read and understand my native language nonunicoded documents.

This problem is not so complicated for me, but, please, imagine, Clown is Georgian (Sakartvelo) and knows Russian well. There would be two languages that had no Latin characters.

Edited by stasys44


From oszone forum regarding Russian language:

In the file WPI.hta after the code:

<title>Windows Post-Install Wizard</title>

<meta HTTP-EQUIV="MSThemeCompatible" content="yes">

you should add code:

<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1251" />

config.js is saved in ANSI, it can be read in notepad++, WPI configurator

My note: It should be set to Russian (Cyrrilic) for nonunicode documents in Regional Settings

what georgian charset I do not know

Is that the UTF-8 charset, or Russian? It has to be universal for every country that has this problem.

Everything I have found says JavaScript will only save in ANSI.

Yours message is sad.

Regarding charset Windows 1251

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows-1251

My and Clown idea was to use any language WPI wherever you are - that Clown could use both Russian WPI and Georgian WPI in his Georgian language environment. It is impossible in ANSI

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Do I need to downgrade to v 7.2?

That was strange when after opening in Configuration wizard it wrote that config.js was for v 7.2.

I'll try

  • 1 month later...

Ok. I got the solution for you. You need to open notepad. Copy your JS there and then save as example myjs.js before you click save click utf-8 on options. Youll se it its right there. After that you can have external js file work fully with Russian/ Georgian lettering with all other UTF-8 languages.

It is not solution we expect

It was written in post #11 by me about indirect mode. The WPI Configurator is incompatible to UTF-8

  • 3 weeks later...

I may have this issue fixed. Waiting for response from Clown.

Wonderful!

New Beta version supports UTF-16 (UCS2-Little Endian)

You (I, he, she, they) can convert (for exemple, by Notepad ++ means)file config.js, created manually in UTF-8 format, to UCS-2 Little Endian format and USE and CONFIGURE in WPI. The program tooltip can be written in many languages (I have probed English, Lithuanian, Russian, Arabian in one tooltip, I am sorry my computer does not support Georgian).

Now I am translating my lang file

Edited by stasys44

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