accept-charset |
Specifies the character encodings that your application
can handle. The device uses this attribute to transcode data specified
by the postfield element. The UP.Link Server assumes UTF-8
as the default encoding (of which US-ASCII is a subset), so WML
services in the United States, Canada, or Australia do not need to use
this attribute. You can also omit this attribute if you specify your character
set(s) in the HTTP response header. Note that the accept-charset
attribute overrides any character encodings you specify in the HTTP header.
The syntax for this attribute is a comma- or space-delimited
list of IANA character sets. For example, accept-charset="UTF-8,
US-ASCII, ISO-8859-1".
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