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Hello,

When I write the Euro - Symbol into a webinterface, it’ll be stored in the tamino - database as & #128.
I wrote code to manage it,…but it dosen’t work !

thema = Stringbearbeitung.ersetze(thema, "& #128;", "& #8364;");

Is there maybe the possibility to configure the xml - database to store it as this → "

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Sounds like you were using an encoding where there is no Euro sign defined (e.g. ISO-8859-1) while storing the string.

Make sure to use an encoding that covers the Euro sign (e.g. UTF-8, ISO-8859-15, or WINDOWS-1252) and add a proper “_encoding” directive to the “_process” request. The Euro sign should then be stored correctly (i.e. as Unicode €).

At retrieval time, the Euro sign will be rendered literally in the response document, if the output encoding covers the Euro sign. The output encoding is driven by the HTTP Accept-Charset header.