John Wells wrote:
Thanks to everybody's suggestions, problem solved. Yes, the default
encoding for PHP's mysql client is latin1. So a quick query of:
"SET NAMES 'utf8'"
*per connection* works it all out.
The articles and links were very helpful in alluminating some of the
other particulars of working with utf-8. These will take a bit more
reading and studying...
Glad you got it sorted.
For me, I've had best success treating all tables as latin1, with the
connection also using lating and just "knowing" that all the text is
UTF8 encoded.... It certainly hasn't come back to bite me in the bum yet!
Col.
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