>> Nevertheless, I think WP should define the 'set names' parameter to
>> whatever charset is used blog-wide (bloginfo('charset'); 'UTF8' in
>> most cases), as many of default mysql installations will be using
>> 'latin1' by default.
>I always take care to create the database as UTF-8, so the tables
>inherit this when created by WP.
>
>It would be good if WP used "set names" to match the charset used by
>the blog. This way the data would be automatically converted correctly
>by MySQL.
Unfortunately, the value for the charset used by the blog is stored in the
database. This makes it kind of a chicken<->egg problem.
>Having apps just rely on the MySQL configuration makes life difficult
>when the apps have to disagree on the charset used.
>
>It would also be great to have a hook in the wpdb class constructor to
>run extra queries like "set names".
There are already a couple of tickets in Trac related to SET NAMES. (3184,
2942 and 2828)
If (one of) those get(s) "fixed" this issue should be resolved.
Regards,
Bas Bosman (Nazgul)
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