On 12/14/10 2:30 AM, Trevor DeVore wrote:
Personally I configure PostgreSQL to use UTF-8. I then encode any strings I
insert and decode any strings I get out.
I checked on our server and I have all the databases set for UTF-8...
I'll try some tests... using uniEncode.
I presume this needs to be done for all strings. What I don't understand
is what happens when you decode the data on the way out and pass it to, e.g.
<p> [some decoded string, with a smart quote or mDash or German umlaut]</p>
what will happen. But that's not a Live Code issue. if the encoding
for the page is UTF-8 also, then maybe you don't have to decode at all?
We will see, but this is a live web app and I'm nervous about breaking
it. ( I know.. "don't you have a test environment?" ... no I don't...)
Sivakatirswami
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