Detailed analysis of URL encoding issues containing Chinese characters

In xml applications, some URL information is often stored as xml data, and the URL parameters may contain Chinese characters. When using dom to parse xml data, Chinese characters can be encoded.
But if you only use xslt to display xml data (data.xml+data.xsl), you will find that the URL will have an encoding error. Even if you specify the encoding type (encoding="gb2312"), the same error will still occur. Problem.
The test found that it is a problem with IE’s caching mechanism. IE will still default the MIME content type of the new page (linked URL) to text/xml

Solution:
1 .Specify the output document type as xml document (example:data.xsl)

<xsl:output method="xml"  encoding="gb2312" media-type="text/xml" />

2. Open in a new window, add attributes to the connection, and specify that the target window is another window (example:data2.xsl )

 _blank
examples:
/*** data.xml ***/



 
  http://www.google.com/search?q=
  xml数据
 
 
  http://www1.baidu.com/baidu?word=
  xml数据
 
 
  http://www.google.com/search?q=
  极限编程(xp)
 
 
  http://www1.baidu.com/baidu?word=
  极限编程(xp)
 


/*** data.xsl ***/



<xsl:output method="xml"  encoding="gb2312" media-type="text/xml" />

   


 
  
  
 
 




/*** data2.xsl ***/



   


 
  
  
  _blank
  
 
 

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