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Originally Posted by Starson17
FYI, the site seems to specify encoding = 'ISO-8859-1', not 'ISO-8859-15'. The difference is subtle, but they differ in a few spots, particularly as to the Euro symbol. If he sees a missing Euro symbol, that's why.
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When I look at the source for
http://veleno.inter.it/aas/rss/index_full_it.xml I see:
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-15"?>
I followed one of the story links but the source for that page did not show any specified encoding. Using ISO-8859-1 does also seem to solve the character problem for Giovedě -> Giovedì, but unfortunately the only references I could find today to the Euro were to amounts specified as 'xx euro', not using the Euro symbol. Perhaps when the next transfer is reported the Euro symbol will be used and provide a test to decide which encoding should be used.