Try this:
EditField.Text = DefineEncoding(myStringReceivedFromMySQL,
Encodings.MacRoman)
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Marco Bambini
http://www.sqlabs.net
http://www.sqlabs.net/blog/
On Apr 19, 2006, at 8:41 PM, Mike Ott wrote:
Hi
When I receive data from a MySql database on a webserver, special
characters
such as ä,ü,ö are displayed (editfield RB 2006) in the wrong way.
Example:
Database content: "ä"
Displayed in editfield: "‰" (=%o)
Database content: "ü"
Displayed in editfield: "¸"
Database content: "ö"
Displayed in editfield: "ˆ"
On phpMyAdmin I can chose several Kollations, what means different
Encodings. Creating the database I tried with utf8_unicode_ci and
utf8_bin
but nothing worked.
Is there a table of characters so that I can find out which
encoding it is
using the examples above?
I really don't know how to handle this...
Thanx for any help and hints!
Best wishes
Mike
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