Short term, you could simply base64 encode them so that at least they
go in as something you can do something with later...
On Tue, April 10, 2007 8:27 am, Edward Kay wrote:
> I have an app that stores email messages in a database. The app and DB
> are
> UTF-8 but obviously the emails can be in a
I have an app that stores email messages in a database. The app and DB are
UTF-8 but obviously the emails can be in a variety of character sets. Most
can be converted easily using mb_convert_encoding or iconv but I have some
emails encoded as ks_c_5601-1987, which neither of these two functions
han
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