Change encoding from UTF-8 to ISO-8859-2 in Javascript

Question

I would like to change string encoding from UTF-8 to ISO-8859-2 in Javascript. How can I do it?

I need it because I've designed a widget. User just copies < script > tag from my site and puts it on his. This script creates div and puts into div widget contents with text.

If target website is in UTF-8 encoding - it works fine. But when it is in ISO-8859-2 than text that is encoded in UTF-8 is displayed on site with ISO-8859-2 and as a result I see trash.

Answer 1

不要在JavaScript代码中使用例如“ĉ”，而是使用Unicode转义符，例如“\\ u0109”。

Answer 2

If you're in control of the output, you can replace all special characters with unicode escapes (eg \ä for ä ). The browser can interpret it correctly regardless of document encoding.

The easiest way to do this would be to put the string into a JSON encoder. Both PHP's and Ruby's does that. Don't know about other implementations though.

Another solution that might work is to add charset="utf-8" to the <script> tag.

Answer 3

我想你只需要将你的wdiget从UTF-8转换为ISO-8859-2并提供2个版本的脚本。