Hello people.
Today I almost blow my head off. I spent all moring trying to resolve
a Character Set issue within my application. First, i change the MySQL
database default character set, after that i add the "enconding"
property to my database config. After several hours, something seemed
to be wrong, and couldn't fix the problem. Some time later, i decided
to try it on other browser. That was the problem!!!! It works right in
firefox but not in Ubuntu. The same app, opened in different web
browsers behaves different. Do you know what might be?
I'll give you more data.
It's an App for Argentina, then the language must support special
characters (á, ñ, etc)
The database (mysql) is set to latin1 (that character set is default,
and has all those characters, UTF8 in mysql is a weird 3-bits
representation)
The App.encoding is set to UTF-8. Configure::write('App.encoding', 'UTF-8');
Here is the html output:
---
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title> CakePHP: the rapid development php
framework: Postulantes </title>
...
---
Well. That same location, same HTML, is displayed right in Firefox and
Wrong in Chrome.
Is it Chrome? Is it my app?
Help!
Thanks!
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