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问题 How to render the documents in a new browser window using an ajax call to server. So far, I've done the following. Step 1: make an ajax call to server on button click and passing the filename: $(document).ready( function(){ $('#clickme').click(function(){ $.ajax({ type:"GET", url:"App/getfile", data:{'filename':'D:\\sample.pdf'} }).done(function(msg){ var wind = window.open("_blank"); wind.document.write(msg); }); }); } ); step 2: I am using spring controller on the server side: package my

问题 Suddenly my Android Studio always generates the colors.xml file with junk characters when creating a new project. I have scoured the internet and found no answer. Does anyone have any idea as to why this is happening? I'm using Android Studio 3.2.1 which I just updated recently. But, the problem already occurred in the previous version. At first, I thought that this is an encoding problem, but my settings already specify UTF-8 for all files. Also, opening the same file in other text editors

问题 I really need someone's help with the encoding issue when trying to query Firebird tables. I am connecting to a firebird database using Firebird Maestro: The problem is that whenever I include Cyrillic letters in SQL Queries Firebird does not 'understand' them correctly. For instance, consider a query with some cyrillic letters: SELECT * FROM ROYALTY WHERE ROYALTY.PRIM = 'Кириллица' It does not return any values even though there is a row that contains 'Кириллица' value in a PRIM row. However

问题 I really need someone's help with the encoding issue when trying to query Firebird tables. I am connecting to a firebird database using Firebird Maestro: The problem is that whenever I include Cyrillic letters in SQL Queries Firebird does not 'understand' them correctly. For instance, consider a query with some cyrillic letters: SELECT * FROM ROYALTY WHERE ROYALTY.PRIM = 'Кириллица' It does not return any values even though there is a row that contains 'Кириллица' value in a PRIM row. However

问题 It is my understanding that txt files do not have encoding information stored so text editors simply make educated guesses about encoding of a given text file and then display the file on screen using that guessed encoding. If the editor guessed right you get your text on the screen, if the editor guessed wrong, then you (sometimes) get gibberish. Am I getting this right so far? Now on to my problem. I have my bank statements in a csv file. When I open it in MS Excel 14 (MS Office 2010), it

问题 I asked this question on the MSDN forums, but as always - there's no point in waiting on a reply from there. What I am trying to do for now is to enable users to trim the start and end of their videos using the Media Encoder Standard encoder and a custom preset. However because it is not documented anywhere (despite being the "recommended" encoder), I can't get it to work. Here is what I add to the standard encoding preset JSON object: customPreset.Sources = [ { 'Clips': [ { 'StartTime': '00

问题 For [[Test#?]] , I get " Test#.3F " from action=parse bit of MediaWiki API. What is this encoding and how do I bring it to human readable format using Perl's CPAN? URI::Encode works for the percent decoding, but not the section names one. 回答1: It is UTF-8 percent-encoding, but with . instead of % , and spaces replaced with underscores; additionally, multiple consecutive whitespaces are collapsed, and : is preserved (not encoded into .3A ). The exact code which handles it is Parser:

问题 We are fighting with serious problem last three day, We exported our MySql database file from PhpmyAdmin, Data was written inside database entries is Chinese with UTF-8 Char-Set, After exporting its converted to Latin Char-Set, Now we are importing this Database SQl file to other host, We importing this data on on UTF-8 and Collation UTF-general-ci, But data is still in Latin Char i cant see Chinese, Moreover we tried almost all Charset in importing this SQL file, but still now result, Please

问题 I'm having an issue with the encoding of input from form elements being messed up when I include a file input in my form. I'm using jquery and a servlet backend(and ajax call), but I dont see how this should have anything to do with it. HTML page encoding is set to UTF-8, and I specify the character encoding for the servlet request to use utf8 as well. When I remove the file input from the form, the encoding is allright. When I investigate the headers for the request I see the following

问题 I'm reading some binary data from file in C#, also strings which need to be correctly decoded. I have no problems with for example windows-1251 codepage, but I have incorrect results for ISO6937 - looks like C# is ignoring two byte chars (accent+char). I'm using this way to decode string from byte: Encoding.Convert(Encoding.GetEncoding("20269"), Encoding.UTF8, data) Example: Kraków byte[] = 4B 72 61 6B C2 6F 77 result - Krak´ow I did some research, but I find only some code from MediaPortal