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Posted by Erfan Shirazi on 10/14/05 15:20
I have tried every encoding which could be found in:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.mbstring.php
But nothing seems to work, I don't have any problems displaying the
funny chars in the browsers, there are some encodings which works fine
for that, the problem is when I save it to a file using fwrite().
Jochem Maas wrote:
> Erfan Shirazi wrote:
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>> The problem is if I don't specify and encoding even an echo() on the
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> specify a different encoding if you don't want html entities.
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>> string shows strange chars when I have made a mb_strtoupper() on the
>> string. With HTML-ENTITIES at least it looked ok when you made an echo()
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> of course it looks ok - the browser is showing you the characters that the
> html entities represent.
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> this string: 'Ó'
> ...is an html entity.
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>> but when saved in file it looks bad.
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> time for you to find out (STFW) about html entities and encoding in general
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>> Does anybody now what I can do in order to make the string into capital
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> try setting your encoding to 'UTF-8' or some such, your mileage may vary.
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>> letters, be able to save it to a file and looking as it should look,
>> that is: Asunción and not ASUNCIÓN?
>>
>> /Erfan
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