Nov 21st, 2013, 2:46 AM
Hi Joe,
many thanks for your Reply. The last tip, you gave me, solved the problem, the other definitions were already okay, but in the form tag was defined as "iso"
I have another problem and since you seem to know al lot about php, I ask you directly: How can I set some fields as obligation to fill in? I had those fields marked as "required" but Form Tools erased those specifications. So I suppose, there must be an other way. Can you help me?
Many thankt in advance.
Peter Verbeek
many thanks for your Reply. The last tip, you gave me, solved the problem, the other definitions were already okay, but in the form tag was defined as "iso"
I have another problem and since you seem to know al lot about php, I ask you directly: How can I set some fields as obligation to fill in? I had those fields marked as "required" but Form Tools erased those specifications. So I suppose, there must be an other way. Can you help me?
Many thankt in advance.
Peter Verbeek
(Nov 20th, 2013, 10:35 AM)Joe Wrote: Hi Pverbeek,
Please try the following:
- Ensure database is set to utf8_general_ci
- Check your /global/config.php file doesn't contain a $g_unicode = false; line and your /global/library.php does contain a $g_unicode = true; line (unicode is enabled by default, so unless you edited it this should be fine).
- Encoding of form is set in metatag in the header of your form document, please add this meta tag to your form: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
- In the form tag add "accept-charset="UTF-8" to the form <form ... accept-charset="UTF-8">
Cheers,
Joe