Code renders Question Marks Inside WP

  • drummergirl

    (@drummergirl)


    17 years ago

    I’m developing a site that uses an open-realty script to pull listings inside a WP page. The script works fine on it’s own, but renders question marks when wrapped in WordPress.

    Here is what it looks like on it’s own, and here it is wrapped in WP.

    There’s one twist…in Firefox I get the question marks in both links. If someone could point me in the right direction to resolve this, I would appreciate it. Google searches have led me down a lot of rabbit trails but no real answers. Thanks.

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  • moshu

    (@moshu)

    Encoding mismatch…
    WP by default is utf-8.
    That stuff of yours, although it doens’t have charset defined – seems to be iso-5589-1.

    Thread Starter drummergirl

    (@drummergirl)

    Thanks for the response. Any idea how to go about correcting it?

    moshu

    (@moshu)

    I don’t know where that script comes from and what kind of data it is retrieving…
    So, you have to clarify with the owner/coder the encoding issue.

    drummergirl, I am too interested in your wordpress open-realty script to pull listings. Can you share how you did this possibly?

    Since I had not heard back I decided to create a plugin for WordPress and Open-Realty, Got most everything ironed out now. The plugin now puts Open-Realty within WordPress and also includes the function to do the Open-Realty admin from within WordPress.

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