Re: Weird charakters added to the top of html pages

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On Nov 8, 2007 2:24 PM, Samuel Vogel <samy-delux@xxxxxx> wrote:
> Ok, I did think that not saving as UTF8 was the problem:
> But is there some on the fly workaround? Since some of my users seem to
> be to dumb to do it by there selfs.

I don't know what browsers do with the BOM in html files. It is
possible that if you properly mark the file as UTF (in the
Content-Type header, using AddEncoding in httpd.conf), you might have
better luck.

There are various ways to edit files on-the-fly in apache, but they
are very resource-intensive and not a good solution to this problem.

Joshua.

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