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Posted by Taras_96 on 01/25/07 10:06
Excellent it's all clear now
> I admit that my original message wasn't that clear - 'if your PHP
> source is stored' should have read something like 'if the output from
> your PHP function is UTF-8'. So, back to my original question, if all
> of PHP output was UTF-8, could I use mb_http_output and output
> buffering to deliver this to the browser as UCS-2 by the following:
>
> mb_internal_encoding("UTF-8");
> mb_http_output("UCS-2");
> ob_start("mb_output_handler");
>
> === yes, you should be able to do that. what does you callback do?
>
do you mean mb_output_handler? "mb_output_handler() converts characters
in output buffer from internal character encoding to HTTP output
character encoding."
Taras
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