Posts Tagged ‘chinese character’

The 1st Chinese Character Domain Name

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

The largest Internet technical change has begin with Chinese character domain name registration. If you’re Chinese or you have lots of Chinese customer, should register a Chinese character domain name such as 中文.com.

The Chinese character domain name can be access worldwide. You could register stylist name since it is new. Definitely a must to reserve your brand name.

Price and More Languages?

In Malaysia, onnet.com.my is the first company that provide Chinese character domain name registration in Malaysia. You could register one for your business with just RM100 a year. Wonder when it available for personal domain registration?

The new domain name technology not only available in Chinese but also support Arabic, Hindi, Korean, etc. (more…)

RSS Feed Chinese Character Error

Wednesday, May 21st, 2008

My wife’s Pet Blog readers is increasing gradually after 1 month blogging. The highest RSS subscribers hit 20 readers on yesterday. I think this is quite a good progress for a one month plus blog.

Since she know nothing about wordpress and php coding, I am the one who maintain the blog. If you have subscribed to her RSS feed at Dogtist.com, I am sure you have not get the correct feed since 3 weeks ago.

Feed Error with Chinese Character

I have noted the feed error but no time to look into it until today. The problem is all Chinese character turn to question mark “?”. No matter feed client or email feed, all face the same problem.

At first, I thought it was due to the UTF-8 file format problem in one of the plugin. I have changed some characters in the plugin to Chinese word. But somehow, it does not work even I have change it back.

Secondly, I suspect it was due to some new plugin problem. I have disable some plugin and try and error. But result still the same. Finally, I use FeedValidator.org to verify the feed. It shows some “high bit character” error in the post content. The so call “high bit character” is combination of Chinese character and ASCII symbols. I changed all those symbols to UTF-8 characters. (more…)