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Posted by Al on 12/16/05 16:42
Jochem's right about this. I've just encountered problems trying to utf-8_decode strings.
I now just make certain everying is set for utf-8, from webpage on. So far, no problems with this approach.
Al.......
Jochem Maas wrote:
> hi Richard,
>
> what charset is your DB set to use?
> what charset are your output pages set to?
> what charset is used for the file which contains the
> data you want to import?
> what [exactly] do you see for the band name in the import file for
> the '3-16' band?
>
> whatever is happening now I think you need to totally
> 'fix' any relevant strings (artist names) that are extracted
> from the 'import file' before inserting anything into the DB...
>
> I don't have a real answer going on here but I certainly feel the
> problem .... and I know that you might have a situation currently
> were the strings you are trying to transform/'fix' are not
> fixable because they are completely borked (for instance trying
> to stick certain UTF8 chars into a ISO8859_1 charset field can 'break'
> the string)
>
>
> Richard Lynch wrote:
>
>> UPDATE:
>>
>> What's actually in the database is:
>>
>> 3â¢16
>
>
> this looks borked; should it not be:
>
> 3˜¢ˆˆ¢16
>
> ....
>
>>>
>>> Would '·' output by a browser turn into 'âÂ�¢' ???
>
>
> thaqt seems unlikely but I'm not going to say no.
>
>>>
>>> If so, what can I do about it?
>
>
> start from the beginning again ;-)
>
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