Russian character render as question mark in Classic ASP

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I have a ASP page.I am fetching data from database.In the database the character are all Russian.But when I fetch that data to show in the webpage it render as '?' marks.

HTML

oCommBM.Parameters.Append oCommBM.CreateParameter("@menu", adVarChar, adParamOutput,2000, "0")

I am passing the parameter like that.If instead of adVarChar I used aVarWCahr then it's showing the Russian character but the below contained not render properly.

I checked by execute store procedure from database.There it's showing fine. Also I add below 2 lines in the asp page.

VB

Response.codePage = 65001
Response.Charset = "UTF-8"

I changed every possible encoding type from asp page code as well as from Notepad++ encoding type.

Any suggestion is greatly appreciated.Thanks in advance.

Posted 9-Jul-13 20:43pm

IpsitaMishra

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Thanks7872 · Answer 1 · 2013-07-09T21:20:00

Solution 1

Refer to this link it might be helpful to some extent in this regard.

Globalization and localization demystified in ASP.NET 2.0[^]

Go Global: Designing Your ASP-based Web Site to Support Globalization[^]

Regards.. :laugh:

Posted 9-Jul-13 21:20pm

Thanks7872

Updated 9-Jul-13 21:32pm

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IpsitaMishra 10-Jul-13 3:25am

Thanks for your answer but I am using classic asp here not the Asp.net.

Thanks7872 10-Jul-13 3:32am

Refer to updated answer.