Hello I have a little problem with changing charset in koha 2.2.9. I solved the problem by editing inc. files and just living <meta ...; charset=UTF-8" /> . I would prefer to do it by changing TMPL_VAR NAME="TemplateEncoding" but i have a problem with finding it. Greetings Sebastian
On 1/07/2007, at 7:31 AM, Sebastian Bijak wrote:
Hello I have a little problem with changing charset in koha 2.2.9. I solved the problem by editing inc. files and just living <meta ...; charset=UTF-8" /> . I would prefer to do it by changing TMPL_VAR NAME="TemplateEncoding" but i have a problem with finding it.
Hi Sebastian To change it you go to systempreferences. Then its in the intranet tab, you can set the TemplateEncoding value there. Hope this helps Chris -- Chris Cormack chris.cormack@liblime.com VP Research and Development www.liblime.com LibLime +64 21 542 131
Chris Cormack <crc@...> writes:
Hi Sebastian
To change it you go to systempreferences. Then its in the intranet tab, you can set the TemplateEncoding value there.
Hope this helps
Chris
-- Chris Cormack chris.cormack@... VP Research and Development www.liblime.com LibLime +64 21 542 131
Hello Thanks, yes it helped me. It would be much easier if this variable wasn't invisible and even after 'Adding system preference' it remains invisible. Greeting Sebastian
On 4/07/2007, at 10:57 PM, Sebastian Bijak wrote:
Hello Thanks, yes it helped me. It would be much easier if this variable wasn't invisible and even after 'Adding system preference' it remains invisible.
Hmm what templates are you using? It shows for me, in system preferences under intranet. Chris -- Chris Cormack chris.cormack@liblime.com VP Research and Development www.liblime.com LibLime +64 21 542 131
Chris Cormack <crc@...> writes:
Hmm what templates are you using? It shows for me, in system preferences under intranet.
Chris -- Chris Cormack chris.cormack@... VP Research and Development www.liblime.com LibLime +64 21 542 131
I'm guessing that you ask about variable 'template' it's set to default. I've just checked whole system preferences and it's not there. 'TemplateEncoding' must have the value i set because i don't have problem with diacritics but i can't see it anywhere in system preferences. Greetings Sebastian
----- "Sebastian Bijak" <septirion@o2.pl> wrote:
Chris Cormack <crc@...> writes:
Hmm what templates are you using? It shows for me, in system preferences under intranet.
Chris -- Chris Cormack chris.cormack@... VP Research and Development www.liblime.com LibLime +64 21 542 131
I'm guessing that you ask about variable 'template' it's set to default. I've just checked whole system preferences and it's not there. 'TemplateEncoding' must have the value i set because i don't have problem with diacritics but i can't see it anywhere in system preferences. I bet if you check the admin/systempreferences.pl script, you need to add a line:
$tabsysprefs{TemplateEncoding}="Intranet"; This is probably a bug ... if a syspref isn't listed in one of the tabs, it should default to a 'other' tab. Can you verify that adding the above line somewhere around line 90 or so fixes the display problem for you? Cheers, -- Joshua Ferraro SUPPORT FOR OPEN-SOURCE SOFTWARE President, Technology migration, training, maintenance, support LibLime Featuring Koha Open-Source ILS jmf@liblime.com |Full Demos at http://liblime.com/koha |1(888)KohaILS
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