On 3-Oct-06, at 6:56 PM, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> This probably isn't going to solve your problem, but it might help
> track
> down what is really happening...
>
> UnicodeDecodeError usually means that you are trying to use unicode
> strings that haven't been converted to UTF-8 when they needed to be.
> Django mostly "just works" if you pass around UTF-8 strings as strings
> of bytes. It doesn't work entirely with native unicode objects
> internally.
>
> So, I would check that you are really using UTF-8 bytes at that point.
>
> Could you maybe post the contents of "sql" and "params" when you
> get the
> above error (post "params" in repr() format, not as a printed string,
> since it's important to see the encoding, not just the output
> character).
Hi Malcolm,
A repr() of 'Djangé' (from browser input) is 'Djang\xc3\xa9'.
I've checked that everything is set to UTF-8 (database defaults,
database tables, charset, html meta, django default). Should I
be .encode('utf8') any string I pass around, or am I doing something
else wrong?
Thanks!
Beau
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