2008/4/23 MonkeyGirl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Technically, it doesn't matter which character set you use as far as > storing data into a database goes. Whatever you put in, you get the > same stuff out. I would recommend using "CHARSET=utf8 > COLLATE=utf8_unicode_ci" however, because this makes the database > server realise that letters with accents and letters without accents > are the same, which makes it able to search and alphabetise things > properly. At first I had a problem, because my editor does not store UTF-8 as the default char set für .ctp or .php files. After saving it in UTF-8 everything worked.
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