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I will be using 2.2.x version for the Turkish/russian interface work
and we also need to use UTF-8; will see if there are any problems soon.<br>
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Gerry<br>
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Indranil Das Gupta wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Hi Paul,
On Tue, 2004-11-02 at 11:32 +0100, Paul POULAIN wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
My goal here is to ask for a 2.0.0 release date.
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Err... you mean 2.2.0... ? ;-)
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<pre wrap="">The question is : how works 2.1.3 with a MARC21 installation ?
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I am test running 2.1.3 at my installation (WBUT) and we are on MARC21.
So far it looks good.
I have a question, with L10N support on Koha, is there a specific reason
why the default charset defined in the meta tags is iso-8859-1 and not
utf-8?
I needed to change it to utf-8 for BN translated templates and include
files.
I did get a funny bug cropping up while testing the BN translation of
Koha. A particular vowel used as conjunct was being rendered in the
drop-down list as U+8249 unicode codepoint, whereas the data is
correctly stored in the MySQL db (v4.0.20) and displayed correctly when
viewed through phpmyadmin interface.
The bug shows up both on Konqueror 3.3.0 as well as cvs Mozilla 1.8a5. I
have checked and its not a widget rendering problem as the same vowel
conjunct is rendered perfectly when I test using a test page.
Methinks I need to look at the code *grin*
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<pre wrap="">Important question, but I don't know it's answer yet. Nelsonville or
Katipo, did you do some tests ?
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I tested MARC export, tried the reports - seems to work. More as it
comes :)
cheers,
-indra.
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