Hello, List-ers --
I've come across a problem, unsure where to ask, so subscribed here. I
upload a file through a browser. It's a '.txt' file and it comes as
text/html.
However, I've found some hyphen and single-quote like characters that are
in
this text file are from a higher codepoint... or something. What _seems_
to
happen is the browser is stripping them and my script isn't getting all
the
info to dump into my database.
Looking at the headers going from my browser, it shows the whole of the
file, less the ?wide? chars. On the other end, Apache/CGI sees the end of
the file early, or something.
Could it be that the browser gets a null byte, or something in this 'text'
file, and truncates the file?
And... has anyone here figured this one out? I can't be the first to have
this kind of problem. ;-)
Cheers,
Michael Higgins
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