Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Lee McFadden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Any update on this? I have some names with various funky (read: with > > accents, tildes and the like) characters in my database. I can > > "solve" the problem by displaying their email address rather than the > > name, but this is far from ideal. > > All my environment is Unicode (represented in UTF-8) enabled, from the RDBMS > to my own code and templates. Everything renders fine. I've also declared my > model using UnicodeCol instead of StringCol (using any of them my app worked, > but using StringCol I had to '.decode()' by hand. > > Other apps that manipulate the same database also works fine using UTF-8.
Just as an update: in my original message on this thread, I was using StringCol and wasn't "forcing" kid to display UTF-8 (since it was already specified on my master.kid that encoding was UTF-8)... -- Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
