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true! i looked into the wrong document. ok, so for me here it's 8859-1

but: why is it not utf-8? i mean, the catalog itself supports unicode perfectly, and utf-8 support should probably be readily available in your programming language, too ... or is it not?

the original title field does have a ...

there seems to be an issue with utf-8 encoding in the xml export (at least my parser says so). for me, it occured in the translated title as set by the imdb import for the movie "Prince du Pacifique, Le".

my guess is that the charecter in question was this one: "í" (if it comes through correctly ...

hmm. now that i think about it - you already have the xml export. so why not do it with xslt? it is most powerful, and im quite sure a processore in [you programming language of choice] is available .... never used it before, though.

i would find it quite convenient if it was possible to have fields in the templates that would accept arguments.

example would be:

$$ITEM_DESCRIPTION (200)
[<a href="$$ITEM_FILEINDIV">more</a>]

to have the first 200 characters of an item's description only.

otherwise: simply a great and useful ...