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Re: [PHPwestoz] Stràngê chàràctëres §§§

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Subject: Re: [PHPwestoz] Stràngê chàràctëres §§§
From: Nicolas Connault <nicou@sweetpeadesigns.com.au>
Date: Wed Feb 16 09:30:02 2005
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Thanks for your help !

I couldn't get the unicode headers to work. The database I use is MySQL, and it seems to store these characters just fine.

I found a way to work around this: all these messages are error messages output to the xhtml page, so I converted all these strings using htmlentities(), and then just ouput this to the page, and the characters are now showing just fine!

Cheers!

Nicolas

References:
- [PHPwestoz] Stràngê chàràctëres §§§
  - From: Nicolas Connault <nicou@sweetpeadesigns.com.au>
- Re: [PHPwestoz] Stràngê chàràctëres §§§
  - From: Simon Marko <s.marko@bigpond.com>

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