Hi Monks, I'm searching for a mechanism to encode a string like "Hello ä" into "Hello ä/ä" to write it in a html file. I need this because i'm only generate a html snippet which is be included in a whole html page. The whole html page hasn't the utf-8 charset and i cannot handle it. I tried to use HTML:Entities but this only gave me some strange codes like this: öä for öa My Code is: 
open(OUTTEMP, '>:utf8', "$outfile");

print OUTTEMP "some text" . encode_entities(öä) . "some text\n";

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Thanks, Yeehaw

In reply to How to encode special characters like ä,ß,é,... in html unicode codes like ä or ä by yeehaw

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