Feb 26th, 2009, 12:09 PM
Yes that fixed it!
I am not sure yet though if it will affect anything else related to FT2. I would love to have my pages set to use UFT-8 but if I do it trashes all chars outside of the ANSI 0-127 range which is pretty odd and I don't know why.
This was a major problem for a while as my mysql db is utf-8 but I couldn't get it to save chars outside of 0-127 range using ISO-8859-1 or other none utf-8 set, and utf-8 screwed the html page display.
The solution is to use ISO-8859-1 (or other set specific to page language) for the page and then inside the form tag add
Might be usefull to know for others having same problem.
[haven't had time to read all the docs yet, but do as I go... ;-)]
I am not sure yet though if it will affect anything else related to FT2. I would love to have my pages set to use UFT-8 but if I do it trashes all chars outside of the ANSI 0-127 range which is pretty odd and I don't know why.
This was a major problem for a while as my mysql db is utf-8 but I couldn't get it to save chars outside of 0-127 range using ISO-8859-1 or other none utf-8 set, and utf-8 screwed the html page display.
The solution is to use ISO-8859-1 (or other set specific to page language) for the page and then inside the form tag add
Code:
accept-charset="UTF-8"
Might be usefull to know for others having same problem.
[haven't had time to read all the docs yet, but do as I go... ;-)]