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The digits written as 123, we call them Arabic numbers alright, but these are [em]not[/em] the Arabic digits used in the Middle East. There are also Hebrew digits that look very different. Now in order for these digits to show up correctly in the browser, you have to encode using unicode, and also type ١ instead of 1, in order for the Arabic digit 1 to show up correctly, and so on. So if I wanted to show 123 in Arabic digits, I'd have to type ١٢٣
That is most definitely completely tedious and unproductive. So do you know any way that this can be automated in Dreamweaver or even using any other HTML editor or any other program for that matter? Automating this, regarding a few numbers here and there on Middle Eastern web pages would definitely be good enough for itself. However, automating this even for databases and results shown from databases, etc, would be a heaven of development in these kinds of projects. So do you know of a solution to this?
Thanks a lot for anyone taking the time to help and give tips and information.
Can't someone who knows this stuff better than me explain a bit more precisely?
If not joy here, picophd, I suggest asking on the PHP and Perl forums.