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Problem with commas
Hello,
I have a problem with a CGI and I don't know how to resolve it.

My CGI takes a text chain from a program and writes it in a HTML.
The chain is a numeric quantity with commas to separate the integer from
the decimal part... but in the HTML output the CGI has replaced the commas
with points.
I don't understand this because I threat the whole text as a complete chain
of text.

Perhaps it is involved with the character set or something like this.

Can anybody help me??
Thanks in advance.

Carmen Oria.


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RE: Problem with commas [ In reply to ]
Unlikely (from my experience). My bet would be with the scripting language
you are using. If it's Perl or something similar, make sure your locale is
set appropriately.

-Mike Arrison
arrison@gnostech.com
Systems Engineer
Gnostech, Inc.
http://www.gnostech.com
(215) 443-8660

-----Original Message-----
From: carmen.oria@ayuncordoba.es [mailto:carmen.oria@ayuncordoba.es]
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 8:56 AM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: Problem with commas



Hello,
I have a problem with a CGI and I don't know how to resolve it.

My CGI takes a text chain from a program and writes it in a HTML.
The chain is a numeric quantity with commas to separate the integer from
the decimal part... but in the HTML output the CGI has replaced the commas
with points.
I don't understand this because I threat the whole text as a complete chain
of text.

Perhaps it is involved with the character set or something like this.

Can anybody help me??
Thanks in advance.

Carmen Oria.


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RE: Problem with commas [ In reply to ]
I use scripts in C.
What do you mean with "make sure your locale is set appropriately"??

Thanks.
Carmen Oria.





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Arrison" Para: <users@httpd.apache.org>
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Unlikely (from my experience). My bet would be with the scripting language
you are using. If it's Perl or something similar, make sure your locale is
set appropriately.

-Mike Arrison
arrison@gnostech.com
Systems Engineer
Gnostech, Inc.
http://www.gnostech.com
(215) 443-8660

-----Original Message-----
From: carmen.oria@ayuncordoba.es [mailto:carmen.oria@ayuncordoba.es]
Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 8:56 AM
To: users@httpd.apache.org
Subject: Problem with commas



Hello,
I have a problem with a CGI and I don't know how to resolve it.

My CGI takes a text chain from a program and writes it in a HTML.
The chain is a numeric quantity with commas to separate the integer from
the decimal part... but in the HTML output the CGI has replaced the commas
with points.
I don't understand this because I threat the whole text as a complete chain
of text.

Perhaps it is involved with the character set or something like this.

Can anybody help me??
Thanks in advance.

Carmen Oria.









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