Accented characters are a common problem with Seaside and Squeak3.9. I tested your czech characters and it works well in Pier (I use WAKomEncoded39) but you cannot create post in Pier-Blog or name a new page with those characters because there is a problem (for instance I hope it's a temporary one) with the url. See http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/pipermail/seaside/2007-May/012037.html and: http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/pipermail/seaside/2007-May/012133.html Actually I think there is a double pass in the url parsing but I have no time (and experience) to dive in the core of seaside code. I observed that when you write accented character in pier new page, there is a conversion from UTF8 (or WideString in my case) to HTML percent convention characters and it works during the session but when sessions expire, Seaside build a new url and then the percent character are sort of re-parse. It doesn't look like a big issue but except Yengawa I don't read anything about a possible solution. I suppose Seaside (on Squeak) could be find for accented characters when someone could simply create a new entry in dispatcher with an accented character. For anything else, Pier and Seaside correctly display encoding inside page (WAKom too but there is no way to inspect it inside Squeak). In Pier when I want a page with a title with accented characters, I create a page with a non-accented characters' name and I rename the title with the accented one, so the url has no escape percent characters and the title is well displayed (a lot of PHP sites use this tip by converting every accented char in no-accented one and space in underscore; I believe it is a bad solution). I hope it helps, Cheers, -- Martial Petr Fischer a écrit : | Hi, | | is national characters handled correctly in pier (in titles, page | content, search...)? | | I have troubles using czech characters in pier wiki pages - example | chars: | http://pf.praguesoft.cz/chars.html | | Any suggestions? Thanks! pf | | _______________________________________________ | SmallWiki, Magritte, Pier and Related Tools ... | https://www.iam.unibe.ch/mailman/listinfo/smallwiki