using UTF-8 instead of iso-8859-1 in chart axis name

[Vincent Bruneau]

Hello,

I'm trying to use special characters in my chart axis name.
I started by character encoding in iso-8859-1 as "sup\xe9rieur" and it works in html (I obtain "é").
Nevertheless I need to use utf-8 now and when a try "sup\xc3\xarieur" it doesn't work (weird char are printed).
I had change my browser to it use utf-8 but no way.

Does GoogleChart support UTF-8 ? Or has it any option in order to configure that ?

Thank.

[EZChart]

As far as I know this is a JavaScript issue and has nothing to do with Google Charts.

When specifying Unicode characters in JavaScript, you can only use UTF-16 encoding (see http://javascript.about.com/library/blunicode.htm).

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[Vincent Bruneau]

Javascript can use UTF-8.
In my case I must use decodeURIComponent( escape()) on all string in
order to UTF-8 be correctly printed.

thanks.