Hi Timo,

I think I faced the same problem just yesterday.
UFT-8 in gadget and MySQL database, with
encoding errors for special characters.

-> encodeURIComponent();

solved the prob. for me, but I'm just the layout guy,
and u tried all combinations ...

good luck anyway! ;-)

2011/3/20 Timo <[email protected]>

> Hello,
>
> I'm making a gadget that queries a MySQL-database via XMLHttpRequest
> and with a Php-page, and populates a listbox with the data. The
> database is Utf-8 and all characters come through perfectly and I can
> parse the data, except foreign chars (specifically the char รค) don't
> show. When I populate the listbox, the item with that char gives an
> error: ERROR: Couldn't parse XML and item doesn't show in list. I
> think I've tried every combination of escapeing and encoding/decoding
> too, but still no show. Everything from db to gadget should be in
> Utf-8, so I don't see what could be the problem. I've previously and
> successfully done an app which similarly queries a Db via Ajax and Php
> (output goes to textarea), with rawurlencode on the Php side and
> decodeURI & unescape on the script-side, but here the encoding
> shouldn't be the issue I think.
>
>
> Timo
>
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