This (and several other links) seems to imply that you want chcp 65001 - I'm not on a Windows box, so I can't confirm this however.
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Firstr of all thank you a lot John for trying to help me out.
I just tried it and removed encoding but unfortunately iam still getting ???? ? ??? ???.txt kinf of file sin the dro down menu.Menybe this chcp thing was onlt form console line application and not perl cgi script files?
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This is my thinking on what you should be checking for - done as a list to get things straight in my own head more than anything ;-)
The back-end
- In cmd.exe, chcp 65001 to set utf-8 code page (this will probably only last for as long as you have the same cmd.exe window open).
- Open up the .txt files in an utf-8 capable editor and verify that the contents look ok.
- Save the files using greek characters in the filename - I know that MS Word, for one, can do that, so you can always use that if needs be.
- Check that dir shows you ok-looking greek characters.
- If it does, proceed to the web side of things - if not, you'll have to figure out what the issue is before even attempting to get it sorted on your web pages.
The web
- Check that your web pages are saved as utf-8, and that they're being served up as utf-8 (Firefox will show you this in 'Tools -> Page info').
- Remove all the from_to code from your form
- Make sure that your browser/font settings are sane (i.e. if you're specifying a font, that it actually has greek characters in it) - I'm sure you are though
- ...
- Profit! ;-)
That's about all that I can think of right now, but that should get you most, if not all, of the way there.
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