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The Steelseries scripts are supplied in UTF-8 format, if you have edited the files and saved them in another file format, that can be cause.<br> | The Steelseries scripts are supplied in UTF-8 format, if you have edited the files and saved them in another file format, that can be cause.<br> | ||
Another cause can be the hosting page, if that uses a character set other than UTF-8 you can again get character corruptions. | Another cause can be the hosting page, if that uses a character set other than UTF-8 you can again get character corruptions. | ||
If you are using the Saratoga templates then please take a look at this: [http://www.weather-watch.com/smf/index.php/topic,54749.msg459638.html#msg459638 from Ken True]. | |||
== Using the SteelSeries Gauges with the Saratoga Templates == | |||
The Saratoga templates from Ken True use the ISO-8859-n character set particular to the language you are using. This is fundamentally incompatible with the UTF-8 character set used by the SteelSeries gauges. | |||
If you are using the Saratoga templates then please take a look at this: [http://www.weather-watch.com/smf/index.php/topic,54749.msg459638.html#msg459638 from Ken True].<br> | |||
Another solution for the Saratoga templates using an iframe from Ken [http://sandaysoft.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=4561&start=673 can be found here]. | |||
== My HTML page gets corrupted when Cumulus processes it == | == My HTML page gets corrupted when Cumulus processes it == | ||
This happens if you have used extended character sets in your gauges-ssT.htm file and then saved it as UTF-8 (as you should). Unfortunately Cumulus does not understand UTF-8 and when it processes the page it will re-save it as ANSI encoded. In this case the only option is to manually edit the gauges-ssT.htm file yourself and replace the tags <#xxxx> with your station data, then save as gauges-ss.htm (in UTF-8 format) and FTP the file to your web site manually. | This happens if you have used extended character sets in your gauges-ssT.htm file and then saved it as UTF-8 (as you should). Unfortunately Cumulus does not understand UTF-8 and when it processes the page it will re-save it as ANSI encoded. In this case the only option is to manually edit the gauges-ssT.htm file yourself and replace the tags <#xxxx> with your station data, then save as gauges-ss.htm (in UTF-8 format) and FTP the file to your web site manually. | ||
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The Steelseries Gauges FAQ
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I get funny symbols on the gauges before the degree sign
The Steelseries scripts are supplied in UTF-8 format, if you have edited the files and saved them in another file format, that can be cause.
Another cause can be the hosting page, if that uses a character set other than UTF-8 you can again get character corruptions.
Using the SteelSeries Gauges with the Saratoga Templates
The Saratoga templates from Ken True use the ISO-8859-n character set particular to the language you are using. This is fundamentally incompatible with the UTF-8 character set used by the SteelSeries gauges.
If you are using the Saratoga templates then please take a look at this: from Ken True.
Another solution for the Saratoga templates using an iframe from Ken can be found here.
My HTML page gets corrupted when Cumulus processes it
This happens if you have used extended character sets in your gauges-ssT.htm file and then saved it as UTF-8 (as you should). Unfortunately Cumulus does not understand UTF-8 and when it processes the page it will re-save it as ANSI encoded. In this case the only option is to manually edit the gauges-ssT.htm file yourself and replace the tags <#xxxx> with your station data, then save as gauges-ss.htm (in UTF-8 format) and FTP the file to your web site manually.
