Problem Angular Json arabic data

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hi brothers
i have problem with json data file when i'm trying retrieve data with arabic language

VB

From: "��"
NameAR: "����� ����"
NameEN: "����� �������"
Tax: "�����"
To: "���"

this is json file

{
"NameEN" : "الأسم انجليزي",
"NameAR" : "الأسم عربي",
"From" : "من",
"To" : "الي",
"Tax" : "ضريبة"
}

XML

<pre lang="Javascript">
app.service('translationService', ['$resource', '$cookies', function ($resource, $cookies) {
    var language = $cookies.Cookie_Language;
    this.Translation = function ($scope) {
        var translatorPath = '/Translations/Translator/Translation_' + language + '.json';
        $resource(translatorPath, {
            contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8", dataType: "json",
        }).get(function (data) {
            alert(data.NameEN);
            $scope.translation = angular.fromJson(data);
        });

    };
}]);
</pre>
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Posted 1-Nov-14 6:23am

Golden Mind

Updated 29-Aug-18 23:39pm

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Solution 2

Please make sure your json file saved as

Encoding to UTF-8

, for doing this open json file in notepad and do save as , you can see on bottom of the popup as
Encoding: ANSI change it into

Encoding:UTF-8

. it will work....

Posted 29-Aug-18 23:40pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-01T12:08:00

There are no specific issues with Arabic texts. All parts of the Web support Unicode, and this script is supported on nearly all modern systems by default, without a need to install or configure anything culture-specific. But you need to indicate what encoding you are using.

One possible missing piece could be the "charset" of the content type of your HTML page, which can be fixed in the http-equiv attribute of the meta element, a child if the head element:

HTML

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />

I could be something else, so checkup everything to make sure that you don't use any other encodings anywhere in between.

—SA