what i read..
i conclusion. whenever the data is.. is always latin1 right??
if the data seem give strange type (example like japanese font).. it
will stay on latin1 or change into apropriate data
On 2/1/07, Niel Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all
Finally identified the problem. Was pret
Hi all
Finally identified the problem. Was pretty obvious in retrospect.
The mysqli class (Improved MySQL extension OO style) defaults to
latin1 as a character set, regardless of what PHP is using. Simple
solution is to use the set_charset method (mysqli_set_charset for non OO) on
the object
Hi
> Thanks for this. That page didn't actually help, but one of the follow
> ups did. Apparently, despite being setup as UTF-8 throughout the Db,
> tables, and columns. The returned data still can default to Latin1.
> I've forced my test server to return UTF-8 (I hope) and am trying it
> ou
Hi Chris.
Thanks for this. That page didn't actually help, but one of the follow
ups did. Apparently, despite being setup as UTF-8 throughout the Db,
tables, and columns. The returned data still can default to Latin1.
I've forced my test server to return UTF-8 (I hope) and am trying it
out t
Niel Archer wrote:
Hi all
How is the character set of returned data effected? I have a DB using
UTF-8 encoding., PHP is set to use UTF-8 internally. However the MySQL
connection returns Latin1 data. How can I get it to return UTF-8 data
instead.
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/4.1/en/charset
try to configure on the html..
i think on header..
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From: "Niel Archer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2007 3:12 AM
Subject: [PHP-DB] What effects MySQL connection's character set
> Hi all
>
> How is the character set of returned data effect
