Hebrew not shown

Hello,

My website usename
epiz_28128792

My website URL
http://btools.rf.gd

The Problem is:
Hebrew can not be displayed
I see giberish instead.

Please look here
http://btools.rf.gd/heb.htm

Please advise.

heb.htm code:

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You have to put <meta charset="UTF-8"> in the part of your webpage.

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HOW CAN I PUT HTML CODE HERE??[quote=“BayoDino, post:2, topic:42790, full:true”]
You have to put <meta charset="UTF-8"> in the part of your webpage.

heb.htm

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Like this:
```
<p>Hello World</p>
```

Hello,

My website usename
epiz_28128792

My website URL
http://btools.rf.gd

The Problem is:
Hebrew can not be displayed
I see giberish instead.

Please look here
http://btools.rf.gd/heb.htm

Please advise.

Please see the heb.htm code here!:

<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>
</title>
</head>
<body>
שלום
</body>
</html>

Code includes the meta charset but still page not showing Hebrew

Are you sure?
visit view-source:http://btools.rf.gd/heb.htm?i=1 It shows invalid characters, all you need to remove the heb.htm and write your content in heb.html instead (create this file through file manager).

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The problem seems to be with the encoding of the HTML file itself.
If you have Notepad++ (or similar), open the file using Notepad++ and go to the menu:
Enconding → Convert to UTF-8.

That should fix the problem.

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I am php progrmmer for 20 years!

please see the screenshot of the source code on infinityfree source editor

and the file is saved as UTF-8

I’m just saying that it isn’t because this is how I see your source code:

Can you please re check the source code?

You removed the DOCTYPE but that doesn’t solve the problem.
The file’s encoding is still wrong. Look at the characters highlighted in yellow in the screenshot below:

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I am using android text editors
I have tried several different ones
All saying its saved as utf-8

This is problem with android 10!

Do you know android app text editor which not messing up the charcode

No, sorry. I refuse to code in a smartphone. :slight_smile:
I don’t know any good code editor for Android.

But I just confirmed that the problem is, indeed, what I was telling you from the start.
I downloaded your your HTML file, opened it it using Notepad++, and this is what I found:

Your file is encoded in “Windows-1252”. You have to convert it somehow to UTF-8.

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It’s strange though that VS Code tells me that the file it is encoded in UTF-8.
But, given what’s happening, I’m more inclined to believe in Noteadd++

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lol I’ve always coded with a smartphone.

There’s one unlikely but nevertheless possible thing that no one has mentioned. Are you sure you didn’t originally upload the wrong thing then forget to hit the Save button when you were done editing it. I think the Close button only closes the file but doesn’t save anything.

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