The difference between page encoding codepage=936 and 65001

This means the encoding used by the web page, for example
<%@ codepage=936%>Simplified Chinese
<%@ codepage=950%>Traditional Chinese
<%@ codepage=65001%>UTF-8
It is usually used on the first line of a web page, such as
<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="936"%>

Xiaobai’s special reminder: Create a new Asp page in Dreamweaver. If you choose utf-8 in the preferred parameters, then your page is this encoding. If you change 65001 to 936, it will not be simplified, but it will be garbled.

Therefore, the page creation code and codepage value must be consistent. Only when it is consistent can it ensure that there is no garbled code.