i just solved the problem by encoding all data and html in utf-8.
thanks so much for your help.
On Jan 22, 8:16 pm, brian wrote:
> First thing is to make sure that the page with the form is being
> served with the proper encoding. Use $html->charset() in your layout.
> The form should submit using the character set that it was displayed
> with.
>
> Next, make sure that that's what your browser is using--check "page
> info" in the browser.
>
> Also, you say that $post['title'] is empty, but could this be due to
> some other issue? Are you sure that $post contains what you think it
> does?
>
> 2009/1/22 ABY :
>
>
>
> > hi,
> > i am currently developing an application with CakePHP, but i have a
> > serious problem with encoding. my database records are in Turkish.
> > when i view a record, there is no problem and i can view Turkish
> > characters. but when i try to edit a record, all fields that contain
> > at least a Turkish character are just empty. for example when i set a
> > new variable like
>
> > $var = $this->data in the controller,
> > in edit.ctp i can display the $var correctly (by pr() command), but
> > the edit form that i create using $form helper does not display the
> > fields with Turkish characters.
>
> > i have the same problem with $html helper. for example;
> > echo $post['title'] displays "çağrı",but
> > $html->link($post['title'], '/posts') displays nothing..
>
> > can somebody help me with that problem please. i have been trying to
> > fix it for hours by changing database encodings, but it didin't work
> > out..
>
> > thanks
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