In database I have saved string in which the problem word is: za\u0161\u010diten.
[ed.: the "problem word" seems to have changed]
When I want to present this string on my page (with req.write(string)). I get this error: UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode characters in position 686-687: ordinal not in range(128).
I am using Python 2.X on Windows|linux|Mac. [ed.: select one]
My string is actually namedhtml_h2
. Here are the details I was asked for:
[ed.: whitespace inserted for legibility]
>> print type(html_h2)
<type 'unicode'>
>> print repr(html_h2)
u"\n<table bgcolor='white' border=1 cellpadding=2 cellspacing=1 rules=rows frame=box>
<tr>
<td align='center'>
<img src=img/_up/upload/2010/03/03/… width=120 height=100/>
</td>
<td align='left' style=width:86%>
<h3>V Gr\u010diji kot v vojni</h3>
Gr\u0161ki premier je finan\u010dne razmere v dr\u017eavi, ki je 开发者_开发问答skoraj pred bankrotom, primerjal z razmerami v vojni. Napovedani so ostri var\u010devalni ukrepi.
</td>
</tr>
</table>"
I insert database fields in string with %s. [ed.: irrelevant]
When I do as Ignacio suggested:
req.write(html_h2.encode('XXXXXX'))
where XXXXXX is the charset I declared in the Content-Type header, this happens:
[ed.: delete the outcome that doesn't happen]
(1) It displays just like I'd hoped for. (2) I get an error message: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXreq.write(string.encode(encoding))
where encoding
is the charset you declared in the Content-Type
header.
If string
refers to the string
module, then yes that string
doesn't have encode
. If string
is in fact a unicode
object, then it does have an encode
but perhaps string
may in fact be an str
object.
Back to basics: please give us some information.
Please show the results of:
# Python 2.X
print type(string)
print repr(string)
or
# Python 3.X
print(type(string))
print(ascii(string))
Then we can give you informed advice rather than uninformed guesses.
Note: please edit your question to show the output, don't respond in a comment. Use copy/paste, don't type from memory.
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