2003年11月19日(水)の19時27分に
Jean-Christian IMbeault 曰く:
> I'm having trouble with POST form data being passed to me in Japanese.
> The incoming data is in SJIS and if someone enters the japanese katakana
> "SO" it somehow ends up being turned up in to "SO\".
>
> Here is an example:
>
> User enters "ソ"
>
> PHP says the POST values is:
>
> POST['name'] = [EMAIL PROTECTED](B
>
> Where did that last character come from? This is a big problem for me if
> people enter words in katakana containing the character "SO". For
> example "software" gets an extra backslash inserted after the so ...
>
> Does anyone have a safe solution to this problem?
There are other characters in SJIS that cause similar problems too.
Setting EUC as the internal encoding should fix it.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jean-Christian Imbeault
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-dave
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