J
Jonas
Hi!
I'm developing an ASP.NET application that fetches Unicode string data from
a SQL Server. I'm using "Lucinda Sans Unicode" as the font for my web pages
but when I have a string containing the subscripted character "2" (as in
CO2), I get the box character instead. This is a problem only in Internet
Explorer, because if I try my web page in Firefox, it shows the character in
a correct fashion. I've tried to use the Server.HTMLEncode function but it
doesn't help.
Any tips?
Jonas
I'm developing an ASP.NET application that fetches Unicode string data from
a SQL Server. I'm using "Lucinda Sans Unicode" as the font for my web pages
but when I have a string containing the subscripted character "2" (as in
CO2), I get the box character instead. This is a problem only in Internet
Explorer, because if I try my web page in Firefox, it shows the character in
a correct fashion. I've tried to use the Server.HTMLEncode function but it
doesn't help.
Any tips?
Jonas