It seems as if you have invalid character data in your database.
http://networking.itags.org/internet-explorer/28465/
http://php.net/manual/de/function.urlencode.php
it is most probably the easiest approach to fix these in the
database.
With postgres, you could make a dump, change the quotes in
the dump and
reload.
-gustaf neumann
On 02.12.10 08:39, Janine Ohmer wrote:
Sort of... the column in question is of type text, and the
only function I can find that will convert from text to
bytea is decode, not encode. So here's what I did:
select decode(answer_3, 'escape') from public_places where
public_place_id=1012;
The interesting part of the result is "Park\302\222s",
which is supposed to be "Park's".
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