If I have this in MySQL 5.x
08/2006 – Created a simulation program with
Java to simulate the behavior of small networks
How can I decode the UTF8 latin data to render correctly in PHP ?
Better still -- how can I fix the data in MySQL
Adam_m wrote:
> If I have this in MySQL 5.x
>
> 08/2006 – Created a simulation program with
> Java to simulate the behavior of small networks
>
> How can I decode the UTF8 latin data to render correctly in PHP ?
That's not UTF-8 - that's HTML entities.
(BTW, don't mix "UTF-8" and "latin". Keep in mind that UTF-8 and Latin-1 are
quite opposites!)
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Adam_m wrote:
> If I have this in MySQL 5.x
>
> 08/2006 – Created a simulation program with
> Java to simulate the behavior of small networks
>
> How can I decode the UTF8 latin data to render correctly in PHP ?
>
> Better still -- how can I fix the data in MySQL
>
What's wrong with the data in MySQL? If it's wrong, it's because it was
inserted incorrecly.
As for rendering the data, PHP doesn't care. It's in the charset your
server indicating the page uses.
Try alt.apache.configuration (if this is Apache).
Alternatively, use the header() call to set the charset for a specific page.
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