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Posted by Matt White on 04/06/07 12:38
I have had the same problem- insert this code in your header:
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
and change your database collation to utf8_bin. Note that you must change
every single column separately. I really hope this helps!
BTW: If your page still catches this as some odd character and outputs the
block character, try using a string replace, change é with é (in case
that gets parsed, it is a & , followed by the word eacute , with a ; at the
end).
"NRJ" <adsense@nrjansen.nl> wrote in message
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> Thanks for your answer, but I still have the same issue here.
> My webpage says utf-8 and the database is latin1_swedish_ci (don't
> know why).
>
> What is the best collation for my database? Is it best to change it to
> UTF8-Unicode_ci ?
>
> Presumably I'll have to export my data first in order to keep the
> current content in the database.
>
> Thanks
> Niels
>
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