Dec 18th, 2011, 2:46 AM
phpMyAdmin shows:
SHOW CHARACTER SET
Messaggio di MySQL
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'CHARACTER SET' at line 1
I'm quite puzzled, Ben.
I'm on a cheap hosting, ok, BUT it works fine since years and hosts a *lot* of general applications (Wordpress,...) which adopt mysql and which, I am sure, make use of utf-8.
And why this last error? Not only that instal wouldn't use utf-8, but also would not know enough sql to understand and answer my question? Too strange.
Or, perhaps, I'm missing something.
As an example, look at my first post: I queried the system with
select version();
and I got: 4.0.30-standard-log
while your FormTools got instead: 5.1.56
Quite odd, on the whole.
I'm afraid *I* am doing something wrong...
Any more ideas to better test...?
Luigi
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N.B. I use, for my websites, a flat-file wiki (pmwiki) since years, which works really well. For this reason I have no experience in databases.
SHOW CHARACTER SET
Messaggio di MySQL
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'CHARACTER SET' at line 1
I'm quite puzzled, Ben.
I'm on a cheap hosting, ok, BUT it works fine since years and hosts a *lot* of general applications (Wordpress,...) which adopt mysql and which, I am sure, make use of utf-8.
And why this last error? Not only that instal wouldn't use utf-8, but also would not know enough sql to understand and answer my question? Too strange.
Or, perhaps, I'm missing something.
As an example, look at my first post: I queried the system with
select version();
and I got: 4.0.30-standard-log
while your FormTools got instead: 5.1.56
Quite odd, on the whole.
I'm afraid *I* am doing something wrong...
Any more ideas to better test...?
Luigi
----
N.B. I use, for my websites, a flat-file wiki (pmwiki) since years, which works really well. For this reason I have no experience in databases.