>>265
So I've found one I liked, but it uses a "ﾃδεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつ�δεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつ�". However I'm too dumb to actually understand how to find it in that list. /r/ help
>>300
That's already a Shift-JIS character. Since only the lower seven bits matter, you can usually find the ASCII character it matches with the high bit removed, but unfortunately for you ﾃδεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつ�δεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつ� corresponds to " (a quotation mark) -- and quotes get mangled in tripcodes.
At least for Wakaba/Kareha based boards, you can just switch the page's charset to Shift-JIS before posting and it'll work.
No, Wakaba and Kareha both automatically convert tripcodes to Shift-JIS no matter what the charset. If you start changing it manually, you're more likely to break it than anything else.
>>302
http://4-ch.net/code/kareha.pl/1187656971/7,11
http://kei.iichan.net/sand/res/849.html [first three messages]
In both of those I left the encoding alone on the first post, and switched to SJIS afterward.
I also have three test installations of both Wakaba and Kareha on three separate systems, and none of them convert the character sets correctly.
I'm not sure what you're trying to do, but the test case works exactly as it should - #ﾃδεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつ凝δεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつ�δεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつ催δεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつεδεつづδづつづδεつεδづつづδεつづδづつ� becomes !yGAhoNiShI.