I was scraping from that site because I needed russian text. Someone was complaining that like 1% of the e-mails being sent out were not right when russian characters were entered into the form. I tried the print already (non cyrillic ) and the program itself is not introducing HTML Entities. I have also been testing in thunderbird and gmail. Both end up with the odd subjects.

From the sound of it, it seems like I need to figure out what charset people are using every time. I guess it could be any charset considering people around the globe use the form.

I will just start debugging more and maybe I will find something. Thanks for your help, and if you can think of anything else let me know.

In reply to Re^8: Problem with russian / cyrillic in e-mail program. by dbmathis
in thread Problem with russian / cyrillic in e-mail program. by dbmathis

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