Fixed.

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As I already told you (IIRC), this won't work because the entered 
search string could be in any charset, depending on the current 
language and the server's capabilities. The charset conversion needs 
to be done on the server side instead.

The google form on horde portal does'nt support encoding to utf-8.



Here is the patch therefor:



--- open_google_win.js.orig     Sat Dec 25 00:12:52 2004

+++ open_google_win.js  Sat Dec 25 00:11:29 2004

@@ -36,9 +36,27 @@



      var name = "Google";

      var param = 
"toolbar=yes,location=yes,status=yes,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes,width=800,height=600,left=0,top=0";

-    url = url + escape(document.google.q.value);

+    url = url + escape(encode_utf8(document.google.q.value));

      eval("name = window.open(url, name, param)");

      if (!eval("name.opener")) {

          eval("name.opener = self");

      }

+}

+

+function encode_utf8(q) {

+    q = q.replace(/\r\n/g,"\n");

+    var qutf = "";

+    for(var i=0; i<q.length; i++) {

+       var c=q.charCodeAt(i);

+       if (c<128)

+           qutf += String.fromCharCode(c);

+       else if((c>127) && (c<2048)) {

+           qutf += String.fromCharCode((c>>6)|192);

+           qutf += String.fromCharCode((c&63)|128);}

+        else {

+            qutf += String.fromCharCode((c>>12)|224);

+            qutf += String.fromCharCode(((c>>6)&63)|128);

+            qutf += String.fromCharCode((c&63)|128);}

+        }

+    return qutf;

  }