Cannot display some spanish characters

I have in my main mxml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
so the special spanish characters are showed ok.
But in a class, when i show a ToolTip the spanish characters
aren't showed correctly.
(ñÑáéíóú) -> propably you'll
don't see it in your browser.
results.push(new ValidationResult(true, null, "NaN", "La
longitud mínima es de "+this.minLength+" carácteres."));
Thanks in advance

Hey user562511 ,
can u give me ur email cause i am buliding the same application Arabic/English & i want to ask u some thing about it.
Thanks in advance
Ashraf Farouk

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