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Originally posted by sock
I don't know what you know and don't know about this business, but I'll explain it anyway...
yep, I thought you meant anything different from unicode. Thanks, anyway
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Originally posted by Mnjul
Really? I think it is the browsers that "interprets" the meta tag... If you use php, the server head thing must be output with Header function, I think... Well, I could be wrong anyway
yes, it's the browser who interprets that. The META HTTP-EQUIV tag is sent inside the page and it's up to the browser care about it. However there may be a way that php can tell apache to send a special header with the same pourpose. In that case you won't see it in the code of the page
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