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> I already did this and all encoding settings are right, but I figured out > something more. > > 1) Using pg_query for fetching UTF8 data from database is working properly. > Of course when I try to output it direclty then I get something like that as > output "lacarrière" - but when I use utf8_decode() on the UTF8-bytes I get > it the right way "lacarrière". This indicates that PHP not using UTF-8. That output is typical of UTF-8 output as Latin characters. > 2) I found another PHP application which is able to insert UTF8 data > properly, phpPgAdmin, but it seems that it uses the ADODB-Layers for > executing SQL-statements. > Well, the fact that phpPgAdmin runs on the same machine handling properly > UTF8 data means that my PHP is well configurated handling UTF8. Not true, it only indicates that phpPgAdmin is is configured to handle UTF-8 correctly. > 3) When I add to my DB-Class utf8_encode() on the querystring I send to the > database, it works properly, the insert is fine, so that's a temporary > solution for my first problem. > 4) When I get data from database I usually would have to do a utf8_decode on > EVERY string which is fetched from database. So my solution is now, to handle > all strings comming UTF8 from database as they are comming with UTF8-bytes, > and really only then when I need to decode them I decode them for further > use. Once again indicating your data needs to be converted from some other character set. I had similar problems getting PHP to work with UTF-8 and MySQL. Many of PHP's function are not multibyte aware and assume a Latin character set. What, if any, output buffering are you using? What is your default_charset set to? -- Niel Archer -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
