I have always called them curly quotes and when I Googled "curly quotes
in php", I came up with the script I sent yesterday. But, I think you
are right.
-Original Message-
From: Niel Archer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 5:39 PM
To: php-db@lists.php.net
Subj
I have the following code that so for works perfect for all email
programs EXCEPT Eudora. With Eudora, the entire code after the first
?>, starting at "--PHP-alt" just pops into the body of the email.
Anyone know of a fix for Eudora that will still allow the rest of the
world to see it correctly?
Hi.
Working with PHP 4.4 and mySQL 4.1, I've got some texts stored in a
UTF-8 table with special chars.
I serve a UTF-8 header within my HTML, Apache is configured to serve
UTF-8 and PHP scripts are saved in UTF-8 charset.
However, sometimes I get 'España' and other times 'Espa�a'. The
differen
> Hi.
>
> Working with PHP 4.4 and mySQL 4.1, I've got some texts stored in a
> UTF-8 table with special chars.
>
> I serve a UTF-8 header within my HTML, Apache is configured to serve
> UTF-8 and PHP scripts are saved in UTF-8 charset.
>
> However, sometimes I get 'España' and other times 'Espa�a
>> I serve a UTF-8 header within my HTML, Apache is configured to serve
>> UTF-8 and PHP scripts are saved in UTF-8 charset.
>> However, this is a very odd issue, since it happens only with text
>> taken from DataBase, but not from texts written in scripts :(
>>
>> Any similar experience?
yes, it