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Old 15-Jun-2008, 09:15 PM
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Cool Make sense of HTML Unicode

Just a quick little hack I conveniently found tonight. If you have some text in the HTML unicode format (我), and need to figure out what it is, fire it into google and take a look at the search field after you perform a search.

Google nicely converts it into the proper text.

I handily found this out after finding I had some chinese characters in this format, and was trying to figure out what I needed to do to convert it.


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Dammit. CF recoded the Unicode. It should read:

& # 25105 ;

without the spaces.


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