On 12/2/2006, at 18:10, Andreas Wahlin wrote:
[ content-type encoding ] Because I'm currently not in control of it :(
There are a few ways you may be able to set the encoding (from IMHO most to least desired):
.htaccess: Put “AddDefaultCharset utf-8” or (for selected file types) “AddCharset utf-8 .txt .html” in your .htaccess file.
Content negotiation: Name the file e.g. “my_page.html.utf8” to trigger content negotiation.
Sending your own header: If the page is e.g. PHP, you can use something like: Header("Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8");.
If neither of this works, I'd consider sending a kind letter to the host. Converting all files to/from entities from within TextMate isn't feasible, but you could create a script that does it (to current Convert to Entities command is written in Ruby, and could serve as basis for such script).