Sending non-English characters to quickbase
Hi - so I understand that I can switch my browser's character encoding settings to UTF-8 in order to view non-English characters in quickbase, so I'm able to manually edit a quickbase field with non-E...
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QuickBase for some odd reason continues to use windows-1252 instead of utf-8:
The question marks are a telltale sign you have an encoding problem.
When I was at Empower I was all set to show off my Service Worker that converted pages to French when their devops were in the middle of re-configuring something and the question marks started to show up in QuicikBase pages and the character encoding was reported at various times as either windows-1252 or utf-8 as someone was making server changes.
Off the top of my head I don't know how to solve your problem or even have the time to look into it but the heart of the problem has to do with QuickBase using windows-1252 encoding.
The question marks are a telltale sign you have an encoding problem.
When I was at Empower I was all set to show off my Service Worker that converted pages to French when their devops were in the middle of re-configuring something and the question marks started to show up in QuicikBase pages and the character encoding was reported at various times as either windows-1252 or utf-8 as someone was making server changes.
Off the top of my head I don't know how to solve your problem or even have the time to look into it but the heart of the problem has to do with QuickBase using windows-1252 encoding.