Hi all,
A customer reports that a user with the name René has his name displayed wrongly in JIRA (which I cannot readily reproduce), and furthermore, the Danish word "Dataudtræk" (part of the title of an issue), seems to be rendered as "DataudtrÃ|k"
Database is MS SQL 2008 with collation SQL_Latin1_General_CP437_CI_AI as per recommendations.
What may be the cause and how do I remedy the situation?
Best regards,
Sune Mølgaard
Problem solved!
System encoding was CP1252, and the fix, obviously, was to add -Dfile.encoding=utf-8 to the Java options for the service.
Still, thank you for your assistance and your swift reply!
Best regards,
Sune Mølgaard
It would seem that at least Firefox automatically sets UTF-8, even when I choose other encodings, and I should think that that is what is to be expected.
Furthermore, the problem isn't always apparent for all special characters - not even always for the same block of text!
Could JIRA, when indexing, or the database while storing or accessing, be converting (some) characters to other encodings, while still stipulating in the headers that the document is in UTF-8?
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Hi Sune,
Most of these errors are caused by a incorrect browser character encoding. Please check if it's not the case. If not, please raise a support ticket at https://support.atlassian.com
Cheers,
Lucas Lima
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