>
> The data is UTF-8 (sorry for the misnamed subject).
>
> The cf code and the php code do the same thing:
>
> set var1=utf8 thai string
> set var2=utf8 ukraine string
> It seems like the cf should work
No, it shouldn't. CF5 does not support unicode. MySQL does not
support unicode. PHP barely supports unicode (it really doesn't
unless you are already on 5, but since it is treating the strings
as opaque it is hard to notice it is not working). Since some of
them are broken in the same way you might mistake some
combinations for a working system, but it really is not.
If you want unicode (in whichever representation), you need CF MX
and a database that supports it.
Jochem
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