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[QUOTE][u]Quote by: trampoline[/u][p] Hello,
 I am wondering if anyone has any answers that may help us with our 
 problem.
 Since I am building a web site using Tibetan Unicode and the problem 
 that Tibetan Unicode is not fully supported in Web Browsers at the 
 moment or at the OS level.
 The problem is as follows....

I would like to transcode some Javascript functions I've written into 
 PHP so that it works within Geeklog.  The Javascript code goes through 
 the entire document.body object, looking for Tibetan Unicode text, 
 adds <wbr></wbr> tags where necessary (for correct line-breaking), 
 wraps up block of Tibetan text in <span class="bo"> tags, and adds a 
 non-breaking space where needed within longer runs of Tibetan text.

The goal here is that the actual posted user content should be 
 strictly standard (that is, no special style information), and let 
 scripting deal with the weakness of browsers to deal with Unicode 
 Tibetan (that is, the initial content just has an xml:lang="bo" 
 attribute on it, and scripting takes care of the just)
 The thing is, the operation of transforming the entire document should 
 come at the very end, before anything has been sent to the user (web Browser).
 Is this possible when modifying php in Geeklog?

Thankyou for any help,
Trampoline.[/p][/QUOTE]

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