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Posted by Manuel Lemos on 08/24/07 01:57
Hello,
on 08/23/2007 04:27 PM amygdala said the following:
> I understand this. But the point I am trying to bring across, most likely I
> wasn't too clear on that, is that I don't use UTF-8 encoding anywhere
> anymore. I only used it once or twice, to see if that would solve my
> problem. But to be very clear about it: I removed all utf8_encode()
> functions, and my code is therefor back to it's usual state. But my problem
> remains the same:
>
> Sometimes the unintended
>
> ëèï
>
> sometimes the intended
>
> ëèï
>
> It seems to happen pretty random.
>
> Therefor I am still stunned as to what could be causing this problem. It
> looks as if something (maybe some mail gateway?) is transforming my e-mails
> to UTF-8.
>
> Do you have any other idea of what might be going on here? Your insights are
> very welcome.
Could you be taking the text for the message from user submitted forms?
If so, make sure you set the encoding of the page that exhibit the forms
to an explicit value. If you do not do that, keep in mind that different
browsers assume different default character encodings. That could
explain why sometimes you get the encoding right and other times you don't.
If that is not the problem, consider using the class that I recommended
you and see if you still have the problem.
http://www.phpclasses.org/mimemessage
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Regards,
Manuel Lemos
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