Tickets :: Comment on [#11073] Charset is not set for the "View Source"

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Comment	> 1)Mime message have content type neither a 'text/plain' nor a > 'text/html', but ussually 'multipart/mixed' and some others. AND this > patch puts charset only for the content type with a charset inside > 'content type' header, i.e. for 'text/plain' and 'text/html' ! > 2)If you are sending just text/plain than Apache adds defaultcharset > itself, as I know > 3)User offten cant change charset at the browser (for exaple me)when > you are using window without toolbars and menues. Sic! > 4)About rare or nor rare cases. Now it is very offten when > autogenerated mail goes "Content-encoding: 8bit" with not latin1 and > so on with first 7bit chars. Ask more people from not latin alphabet > countries. > 5)" Save as" is not the best solution, but it works. > > >>> One more needful thing for non-latin alphabet's users. >>> When there is generates view of "View Source" [actionID=view_source] >>> there is setting of the content type of 'text/plain' without charset. >>> For correctness file /webroot/imp/view.php, lines after 194 should be: >>> >>> case 'view_source': >>> $msg = $contents->fullMessageText(array('stream' => true)); >>> rewind($msg); >>> while (!feof($msg)) { >>> $line=fgets($msg, 4096); >>> if ($line !== false){ >>> if (strlen($line)==0) break 1; >>> if (strpos($line ,"charset=")>0 && ($pos=strpos($line >>> ,";"))>0){$ct=substr($line,$pos);break 1;} >>> } >>> } >> >> No. A MIME message could theoretically have a different charset for >> each part - you can't just choose the first part and use that as the >> charset. Additionally, the charset is worthless information since >> most messages will be encoded in US-ASCII. The charset parameter of >> Content-Type deals with the UNencoded data. >> >> To accurately download the contents of a message, you need to use the >> "Save As" feature. View Source is not meant to be a canonical >> representation of the data. >
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