>output_handler=mb_output_handler
This helped me to fix any output to the browser properly, so I don't need to do
any utf8_decode() any more, thanks.
> Setting it to "7" won't let me even echo something else.
Right, it's strange, but true... :-(
> mbstring.detect_order = UTF-8,eucjp-win,sj
On 7/21/07, aldnin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> When I try to send this query (select 'lacarrière' as test;) to a UTF8
>> initialized pgsql-database (8.2.4) from PHP 5.2.3 I get this error:
>>
>> ERROR: invalid byte sequence for encoding "UTF8&quo
> You did not answer the most important question. What, if any, output
> buffering are you using? Are you using the mbstring module? If so, is
> it set to overload the old string functions?
Well, i checked for Multi Byte String functions, and it was enabled and
configured before compiling with
> Please configure your email client so we don't receive 5 copies of your
> mail.
Just fixed that issue, don't be afraid of that in the future.
> This indicates that PHP not using UTF-8. That output is typical of
> UTF-8 output as Latin characters.
Well, maybe the output is not correct - when r
> My guess is that your PHP is not setup to handle UTF8, and is really
> sending something else. UTF8 is the default client encoding because that
> is the encoding of the database. It does not mean that PHP has set the
> right one. Before running your test, try executing this: "SET
> client_encodin
> My guess is that your PHP is not setup to handle UTF8, and is really
> sending something else. UTF8 is the default client encoding because that
> is the encoding of the database. It does not mean that PHP has set the
> right one. Before running your test, try executing this: "SET
> client_encodin
> My guess is that your PHP is not setup to handle UTF8, and is really
> sending something else. UTF8 is the default client encoding because that
> is the encoding of the database. It does not mean that PHP has set the
> right one. Before running your test, try executing this: "SET
> client_encodin
> My guess is that your PHP is not setup to handle UTF8, and is really
> sending something else. UTF8 is the default client encoding because that
> is the encoding of the database. It does not mean that PHP has set the
> right one. Before running your test, try executing this: "SET
> client_encodin
> My guess is that your PHP is not setup to handle UTF8, and is really
> sending something else. UTF8 is the default client encoding because that
> is the encoding of the database. It does not mean that PHP has set the
> right one. Before running your test, try executing this: "SET
> client_encodin
When I try to send this query (select 'lacarrière' as test;) to a UTF8
initialized pgsql-database (8.2.4) from PHP 5.2.3 I get this error:
ERROR: invalid byte sequence for encoding "UTF8": 0xe87265
I use pg_query for the query delivery.
Client Encoding is set to:
client_encoding
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