inhan
09-09-2008, 12:08 PM
Hi all.
I'm redesigning my website now. I have a contact form that works the way it should, except I have a strange problem with non-standard-latin characters like ı, İ, ş, Ş and ğ (specific characters Turkish uses other than the shared ones like ç, Ç, ö and Ö).
I have a container movie that shares fonts with a fonts-only movie called "fonts.fla". All the fonts are appropriately exported & imported so they show up the way they are supposed to. However, when I input, say "ı" it displays a strange character, "¦" but when I copy the right character from another application and paste it, it shows the right glyph. Same happens for other characters listed above ("ş" becomes "§", "ğ" becomes "©"). It is like, there's a problem with the glyph-mapping of the keyboard (but there is not, with any application or website but this).
I thought maybe setting the System.useCodePage to true or something might fix it but in fact it didn't. I have no idea what is going on with the file.
What I have tried so far...
- embedding these special characters in the text fields
- using a system font (that has these glyphs) without embedding
- using (and embedding via symbol) another font that I know has these characters
but the same result.
Does anybody have a slightest idea what might be causing this, or what the solution might be?
Thanks in advance.
I'm redesigning my website now. I have a contact form that works the way it should, except I have a strange problem with non-standard-latin characters like ı, İ, ş, Ş and ğ (specific characters Turkish uses other than the shared ones like ç, Ç, ö and Ö).
I have a container movie that shares fonts with a fonts-only movie called "fonts.fla". All the fonts are appropriately exported & imported so they show up the way they are supposed to. However, when I input, say "ı" it displays a strange character, "¦" but when I copy the right character from another application and paste it, it shows the right glyph. Same happens for other characters listed above ("ş" becomes "§", "ğ" becomes "©"). It is like, there's a problem with the glyph-mapping of the keyboard (but there is not, with any application or website but this).
I thought maybe setting the System.useCodePage to true or something might fix it but in fact it didn't. I have no idea what is going on with the file.
What I have tried so far...
- embedding these special characters in the text fields
- using a system font (that has these glyphs) without embedding
- using (and embedding via symbol) another font that I know has these characters
but the same result.
Does anybody have a slightest idea what might be causing this, or what the solution might be?
Thanks in advance.