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Posted by Steve on 10/13/07 11:45
On 12 Oct, 21:49, Dikkie Dik <dik...@nospam.org> wrote:
> First of all, you need to inform all programs what encoding you use.
Thanks very much for this advice.
My http.conf states that my default character set is UTF-8.
My php.ini has a default charset of utf-8 and a default mime-type of
text/html
I have executed the Set Names command before sending the query to
MySQL.
The output just gives me question marks.
I've obviously missed something. Incidentally, for testing purposes I
am copying and pasting chinese characters from an Excel File (and also
from Chinese sites online). When I paste them into MySQL (using
HeidiSQL) they appear as squares and then, when I move away from the
field, become question marks....
Any thoughts?
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