> > your own website uses both 8859-2 [...] and UTF-16 [...]
> > there are no 'warnings' that I have to expect the UTF-16 pages ;)
>
> > What warning you are expect? My pages in utf-16 are started with bom code.
>
> For WWW pages, there is a standard way to announce the codepage used,
> cf. <http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/charset.html>, particularly
> <http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/charset.html#h-5.2.2>. You would be well
> advised to comply with standards,
Check your browser. As I know, all my pages in utf-16 have a proper meta declaration.
>so every browser would interpret your
> pages as intended.
It's not possible ! Only a modern web browsers support unicode.
> Another advice: check your pages with <http://validator.w3.org/> for
> compliance with HTML syntax. Again, you should comply with standards,
> so every browser would interpret your pages as intended.
Excerpts from validating http://www.trzcionk.priv.pl/
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Below are the results of attempting to parse this document with an SGML parser.
a.. Line 1, column 1:
<html>
^
Error: Missing DOCTYPE declaration at start of document (explanation...)
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My page is in html v. 1.0 :-)
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a.. Line 1, column 0:
í¾ºí¶¬t;html>
^
Error: character data is not allowed here
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It is just BOM code. Without this code a browser will treat document as 8-bits stream wide, so it can't read my 16-bits (utf-16) documents.
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a.. Line 1, column 3:
í¾ºí¶¬t;html>
^
Error: non SGML character number 0
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My page hasn't in this place any ";" or #0 :-)
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a.. Line 1, column 5:
í¾ºí¶¬t;html>
^
Error: non SGML character number 0
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Really ? :-)))))
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a.. Line 1, column 7:
í¾ºí¶¬t;html>
^
Error: non SGML character number 0
(cutted)
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It means, problem is in validator, not "html syntax". Authors of this validator can't imagine that someone wants utf-16.
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