ngModel and Umlaute

[Sebastian Sebald]

Hi everybody,

I ran into a problem today with German umlauts. If a user types in umlaute in input field the encoding is messed up in the $resource/JSON. I am not quite sure which encoding is used.

E.g. If a user typed "Äpfel" the JSON will be "Äpfel"

Did anyone run into a smiliar problem or know how to fix this?

Cheers,

Sebastian

[Dävu Biglr]

Hi Sebastian

I ran into a similar problem. A solution (but it doesn't work for me) is to set the <meta charset="utf-8"> tag in the header... Maybe this helps you out.

Cheers

Biglr

[Sebastian Sebald]

Already had that :) Didn't help me either.

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[Lutz Epperlein]

What you see ("Äpfel") is probably UTF-8. What tool do you use the capture the content of Resource object?

I think, you have to adjust your backend to process utf8-encoded strings. The page  itself  should be encoded in UTF-8. In the most browsers you can check the present encoding in the appropriate menu, better is to investigate the request and the response headers using the developing tools of your browser.