[Tickets #9187] Re: compose html2text charset

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Ticket URL: http://bugs.horde.org/ticket/9187
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  Ticket             | 9187
  Updated By         | rsalmon at mbpgroup.com
  Summary            | compose html2text charset
  Queue              | IMP
  Version            | Git master
  Type               | Bug
  State              | Resolved
  Priority           | 1. Low
  Milestone          |
  Patch              | 1
  Owners             | Michael Slusarz
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rsalmon at mbpgroup.com (2010-08-25 10:01) wrote:

further testing with the euro character :

compose new text message (setting charset to UTF-8)
- set subject and body to "azerty €"
-> send and open
   - subject ok
   - body ok : source is "azerty =E2=82=AC", but the euro sign is  
displayed just fine in FF.
   -> reply (compose_html enabled)
     - subject ok
     - body displayed ok
     -> click html2text
       - subject ok
       - body *nok* (euro sign: ?)
   -> reply (compose_html disabled)
     - subject ok
     - body displayed ok

compose new text message (setting charset to ISO-8859-15)
- set subject and body to "azerty €"
-> send and open
   - subject ok
   - body ok
   -> reply (compose_html enabled). Charset has automatically switched  
to UTF-8.
     - subject ok
     - body displayed ok
     -> click html2text
       - subject ok
       - body *nok* (euro sign: ?)
   -> reply (compose_html disabled). Charset has automatically  
switched to UTF-8.
     - subject ok
     - body displayed ok


compose new HTML message (setting charset to UTF-8)
- set subject and body to "azerty €"
-> send and open
   - subject ok
   - body text part *nok* : azerty ?
   - body html part *nok* : displayed azerty ?, but source is "azerty  
=E2=82=AC"

compose new HTML message (setting charset to ISO-8859-15)
- set subject and body to "azerty €"
-> send and open
   - subject ok
   - body text part *nok* : euro sign converted to 'EUR'
   - body html part *nok* : source is "azerty =A4" but "EUR" is  
displayed in FF.