dictTuChem

By Levon Ghazaryan Last update Jan 14, 2006 — Installed 810 times.

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Kenshin User

Hi,
how do I get the "umlauts" to display correctly? Great script btw.

 
ken 1 User

Hi,
how is this supposed to work? I installed it, but nothings is happening. Please help me out.

 
Levon Ghazaryan Script's Author
the script is updated to work with the news "beolingus" redesign of the online dictionary
an interface update (beolingus look) will follow
 
Levon Ghazaryan Script's Author

added another fix for the umlaut chars - now they ared hex encoded, so no conflict should occure.

still having problems with the response data: the umlauts seem to arrive broken, maybe during transfer, maybe during parse, but they are already "broken" (well maybe) when I start to parse them.

the parsing code already added (replace ae with & auml; for example, but this doesn't work, becase the "ae" chars are not recognised.

maybe I should post this issue to a mailinglist for gm

 
Levon Ghazaryan Script's Author

fixed:
* compatibility with firefox 1.5 gm api
* css bugs that affected the display of forms
* removed the german ae ue oe and ss chars to fix charset incompatibility though going to add a beter fix for this later

looking for further fixes with the display charset, the german "umlaute" should be encoded on displaying to & auml; and etc

 
Levon Ghazaryan Script's Author

gibsganich: thanks for response, I'll fix this tonight and post again!

 
gibsganich Scriptwright

ah, firefox' character set must be "Unicode (UtF-8)" in menu View/Character encoding, then everything is displayed properly

 
gibsganich Scriptwright

this sscript seems to contain characters from a strange character set. These characters don't belong in there . please clean it up to plain ASCII.

 
gibsganich Scriptwright

upload did not work properly!?

this code appears in my broswer and looks like junk to me:

function dictTuChemOpen(mouseEvent, selection)
{
Pattern = /[a-zäöüÄÖÜ ]+/i;

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