Yep, this is what i do. I insert username using form (post) within UTF-8 page (declared in meta tag). Before insert i do the check to see if there is the same username already in database (this is select query mentioned earlier). All this work fine with standard US characters and it also works fine with my croatian ones, BUT in some cases not. So, it's strange to me how come it doesn't compare values right in all cases. When i get those values from a db and print them on a page i get them displayed correctly as they were entered through the form. Uh :-(
Nino Moriyoshi Koizumi wrote: > Ah, I see. Are you sure that the incoming data is properly encoded in > UTF-8? I suppose that would be actually encoded in iso-8859-* or so > on. Did you try to compare the result of SELECT statement and the form > input? If both are the same, it should be a MySQL issue. > > Moriyoshi > > "Nino Katic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I'm currently on win, so i can't use Postgres and there are no >> binaries for mysql 4.1 yet :-( but i don't know why couldn't i work >> with utf-8 and mysql if mysql stores all data in raw (binary) >> format? I know that sorting will not work but the things like select >> from where=somethnig should work?? >> >> Nino -- PHP Internationalization Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
