I don't have a Linux computer. My main computer is Windows, which I use to do the editing. I believe my web host uses Linux. I do have a Mac laptop which I could use, but it would be a hassle to transfer the files over to it. I also have cygwin, a collection of Unix utilities for Windows, so I wonder if something there could help me.
On Wednesday, 6 November 2013 04:59:37 UTC-8, Pierre Abbat wrote:
On Tuesday, November 05, 2013 19:05:58 qx4...@gmail.com wrote:
> I added some language support to the test jboselkei so that people can
> select a language when posting and searching. I don't know how to fix the
> problem of unicode characters being converted into ASCII characters. I also
> had some other problems with unicode. I had a PHP file that contained
> literal strings with unicode characters in it and saved it in unicode
> format, but when I displayed a file that included that file, the PHP code
> itself was displayed followed by a large amount of Chinese characters. I
> resaved the file in ANSI format and now names of some other languages
> appear as question marks on the jboselkei test.
This sounds like the "naku dei jungo lerfu" bug, which means you're
interpreting ASCII or UTF-8 text as UTF-16, which means you're probably using
Windows.
phma@chausie:~$ echo -n "naku dei jungo lerfu" |iconv -f utf-16 -t utf-8
慮畫搠楥樠湵潧氠牥畦phma@chausie:~$
Does it work if you edit the site on Linux?
Pierre
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