Thanks to all for your answers, however:-
@John Andersen: I know the CakePHP book, section about
Internationalizing your application (http://book.cakephp.org/view/162/
Internationalizing-Your-Application):-
I use __() function, .po files .etc... I did not mention it to keep
my initial post short. The wierd behaviour is the same either I use
"direct" strings of use __()).
@AD7six: Thanks but I am now familiar with this I am convinced the
issue is not there, the pages are in the right encoding.
After some more digging I did not resolve the issue but found out
something even less reinsuring about the level of maturity of CakePHP
code ...
Look:-
// Following displays "éàôù" OK
echo $form->input('username', array('label' => "éàôù" ) );
// Following displays "éàôù" OK
echo $form->label("éàôù");
// This does not display anything at all :-(
<?php echo $html->link( "éàôù", array('controller' => 'users',
'action' => 'passwordreset'));
// This does not display anything at all :-(
echo $form->end("éàôù");
// Also as stated in my initial post none of my validations containing
accented characters display at all which made me waist a lot of time
thinking the issue was related to logic / codding as opposed to silly
"cosmetic" of a string simply refusing to display for unexplainable
reasons.
I guess I can show my demo on monday by removing any accented
charcters, it should work OK but is not correct in Fench language and
it will be noticed :-(
Can you take a few minutes and try this on one of your existing forms
to see if you have a spontanuous rational explanation?
To be frank I am not that sure about Cake anymore, I fear other wierd
similar issues make my team's life a nightmare if we go for it...
Thanks.
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