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Author Cyrillic font problem!
nela

2007-01-27, 7:08 pm

Hello everyone, for Croatia !

I am designing a site for a Serbian client, and the english page is ok, but
the serbian page needs to be cyrillic. It was no problem for Photoshop
design, but I inserted a little greeting in php, good morning, good
afternoon... This is part of the code:

hours = today.getHours();
if (hours<12) greeting = 'Good morning!';
if (hours<18 && hours>11) greeting = 'Good afternoon!';

I would like those greetings to show on the page in cyrillic writing, font
name is ArialCYR to be exact. How do I tell php to display cyrillic ???

Thanks ! (if you wish to see, the site is radgost-scl.com)

Nela


nela

2007-01-27, 7:08 pm

Sorry, I meant HELLO FROM CROATIA :-)
and it is java not php...... so, the question is - how do I tell java to
display a certain font ?

Nela


Stefan Z Camilleri

2007-01-27, 7:08 pm

On Sat, 27 Jan 2007 16:10:12 +0100, nela <nela.soldatov-jones@zg.t-com.h=
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wrote:

> Hello everyone, for Croatia !
>
> I am designing a site for a Serbian client, and the english page is ok=

, =

> but
> the serbian page needs to be cyrillic. It was no problem for Photoshop=


> design, but I inserted a little greeting in php, good morning, good
> afternoon... This is part of the code:
>
> hours =3D today.getHours();
> if (hours<12) greeting =3D 'Good morning!';
> if (hours<18 && hours>11) greeting =3D 'Good afternoon!';
>
> I would like those greetings to show on the page in cyrillic writing, =

=

> font
> name is ArialCYR to be exact. How do I tell php to display cyrillic ??=

?
>
> Thanks ! (if you wish to see, the site is radgost-scl.com)
>
> Nela
>
>

Hi Nela

Firstly I'd like to point out that this is a Java forum and not a PHP =

forum.

Likewise, PHP supports unicode, so all you need to do is really map the =
=

character codes.

Here, there is a php class that will do this for you automatically if yo=
u =

want to save yourself the hassle :)

http://www.phpclasses.org/browse/package/2641.html


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- Stefan Z Camilleri
- www.szc001.com
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