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Graham Dumpleton
grahamd at dscpl.com.au
Thu Feb 1 05:58:26 EST 2007
On 01/02/2007, at 8:25 PM, export at hope.cz wrote: > > >> Like req.write(' <html>....').encode('utf-8') >> >> Or >> >> Def do_some_processing(Req): >> Req.return_html+="<!-- -->\n" >> >> Handler(Req): >> Req.return_html="" >> Req.return_html+="<html>....\n" >> do_some_processing(Req) >> Req.write(Req.return_html).encode('utf-8') >> ...... >> >> >> Martijn > > Martin, > Thank you for your reply. >> req.write(' <html>....').encode('utf-8') > That does not work for me. I receive the error: > AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'encode' > > I normally use > <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8"> > in my HTRL page but it does NOT work with mod_python handler for me. > When I open the page in a browser and check the Encoding from the > browser menu, > it is set to Western European(ISO) not to UTF-8. > > Where can be a problem? The encode() method is something one calls on strings. If you look up the Python documentation for string objects you will find what it does. From that you might then see that the example he sent simply had some minor typos (mistakes) in it in that he wrongly applied the encode() method to the result of the write() call and not to the string argument that was being passed as argument to it. Ie., it should be something like: body = u"<html> ..... </html>" req.write(body.encode('utf-8')) There is still a bit more to it though as others are pointing out, as you have to be mindful about content of the HTML/XML as well. Graham
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