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PHP messing with HTML Charset Encoding
We've come across special characters being transformed.
What is causing this? How can we fix it?
For example:
ë becomes ë
Thank you.
Thats a utf-8 character and you can parse it through utf8_encode() and utf8_decode() in PHP
Charset can be set at numerous places.
- table charset
- field charset
- PHP-MySQL connection charset
- Apache default charset
- and in HTML metainfo
Make sure you use UTF-8 everywhere, and don't forget to setup the connection properly before the first query:
mysql_query("SET NAMES 'utf8'");
Make sure you are setting your charset in HTML document and with PHP header's function.
Also, you could try to make the first query in MySQL to be SET NAMES=UTF8
(SET NAMES utf8 in MySQL?)
If this is the output of a PHP script, I guess you may consider mb_internal_encoding() function.
Or you can fix that by HTML encoding meta tag. Like <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
inside <head>...</head>
.
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