Re: UTF-8 : I don't get it !
The is a UTF-8 BOM (hex EF BB BF).
Double-check your config, then make sure ALL of the files have no BOM.
hth
grigri
On Jun 10, 3:23 pm, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have just uploaded my CakePHP project on a remote server but I meet an
issue.
In all my views, I get the text on the top.
I know this is a problem (on FF) regarding to the character encoding
(cf.http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/28f129e2...)
but in local, I don't have this problem !
Moreover, in my default.thtml layout I set the character encoding thanks
to : ?php echo $html-charsetTag('UTF-8').\n; ?
If I look at the source code, I have the meta UTF-8 defined.
But if I check the character encoding of my FF browser, it is : Western
(ISO-8859-1).
Plus, it is working well on IE 7 and Safari 3.1.1.
Finally in my editor : Dreamweaver (Sorry,
cfhttp://groups.google.ch/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/392484f52...)
I have set up character encoding at UTF-8 without BOMs.
Please help me because I don't have more idea to fix this.
Regards,
--
*Pierre MARCOURT*
*IT Department*
*CableOrganizer.com*
5610 NW 12th Ave, suite 214
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: 954-861-6310
Fax: 954-861-2001
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Re: UTF-8 : I don't get it !
On 10 Cze, 16:23, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have just uploaded my CakePHP project on a remote server but I meet an
issue.
In all my views, I get the text on the top.
I know this is a problem (on FF) regarding to the character encoding
(cf.http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/28f129e2...)
but in local, I don't have this problem !
Moreover, in my default.thtml layout I set the character encoding thanks
to : ?php echo $html-charsetTag('UTF-8').\n; ?
If I look at the source code, I have the meta UTF-8 defined.
But if I check the character encoding of my FF browser, it is : Western
(ISO-8859-1).
Plus, it is working well on IE 7 and Safari 3.1.1.
Finally in my editor : Dreamweaver (Sorry,
cfhttp://groups.google.ch/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/392484f52...)
I have set up character encoding at UTF-8 without BOMs.
Please help me because I don't have more idea to fix this.
Regards,
The problem with page charset is because PHP sends HTTP Header
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1. You could try and
override the default_charset php ini parameter by calling this as
early as possible:
ini_set('default_charset', '');
This will clear the default charset setting in php and allow to set
the charset by http equiv tag in page header.
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Re: UTF-8 : I don't get it !
I double checked and I noticed something strange.
If I set the character encoding to UTF-8 without BOM via an editor and
then I upload it on the remote server, when I download the same file
from the remote server and open it with the same editor, the character
encoding of this file is not UTF-8 anymore but ISO.
I checked that because I don't have any trouble about character encoding
on local, and this problem happened when I uploaded all my project on a
remote server.
I have to set up cakephp in a particular folder, let's say /cake/
So you can find my project at http://www.my-web-site.com/cake/
The rest of the website http://www.my-web-site.com is encoding with
Western (ISO).
Could it be the source of my trouble ? Is this a problem regarding the
configuration of PHP ?
The thing is, I don't have access to any files, I am just allow to work
in my /cake/ folder...
Marcin Jaworski wrote:
On 10 Cze, 16:23, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have just uploaded my CakePHP project on a remote server but I meet an
issue.
In all my views, I get the text on the top.
I know this is a problem (on FF) regarding to the character encoding
(cf.http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/28f129e2...)
but in local, I don't have this problem !
Moreover, in my default.thtml layout I set the character encoding thanks
to : ?php echo $html-charsetTag('UTF-8').\n; ?
If I look at the source code, I have the meta UTF-8 defined.
But if I check the character encoding of my FF browser, it is : Western
(ISO-8859-1).
Plus, it is working well on IE 7 and Safari 3.1.1.
Finally in my editor : Dreamweaver (Sorry,
cfhttp://groups.google.ch/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/392484f52...)
I have set up character encoding at UTF-8 without BOMs.
Please help me because I don't have more idea to fix this.
Regards,
The problem with page charset is because PHP sends HTTP Header
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1. You could try and
override the default_charset php ini parameter by calling this as
early as possible:
ini_set('default_charset', '');
This will clear the default charset setting in php and allow to set
the charset by http equiv tag in page header.
--
*Pierre MARCOURT*
*IT Department*
*CableOrganizer.com*
5610 NW 12th Ave, suite 214
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: 954-861-6310
Fax: 954-861-2001
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Re: UTF-8 : I don't get it !
The problem with UTF-8 is that you can't autodetect that the file is
using this charset until you use characters from outside the ascii
range. UTF-8 uses 1-byte encoding for this range and it isn't much
different from ISO then. When you use some characters from outside of
ASCII charset then UTF-8 encodes those characters using two bytes. If
you use files without BOM, then the only way to detect if file is
UTF-8 encoded is to check if it contains any 2-byte encoded
characted.
Dreamweaver does that exactly in the same way. You probably don't have
any 2-byte character in your source so DW won't detect the file as
UTF-8. Do the test: put a comment inside some php file and place some
non-ascii characters in it. For example (at the end are some polish
characters, hope you will see them):
// this is a test ąśćżźó
Save the file with this comment as UTF-8, send it to the server and
then try to open it with DW. You will see that it will open as UTF-8.
About the page encoding problem: you don't need to edit any server
configuration file. Open app/config/bootstrap.php file and add at the
end:
ini_set('default_charset', '');
This should do the trick.
On 10 Cze, 17:37, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I double checked and I noticed something strange.
If I set the character encoding to UTF-8 without BOM via an editor and
then I upload it on the remote server, when I download the same file
from the remote server and open it with the same editor, the character
encoding of this file is not UTF-8 anymore but ISO.
I checked that because I don't have any trouble about character encoding
on local, and this problem happened when I uploaded all my project on a
remote server.
I have to set up cakephp in a particular folder, let's say /cake/
So you can find my project athttp://www.my-web-site.com/cake/
The rest of the websitehttp://www.my-web-site.comis encoding with
Western (ISO).
Could it be the source of my trouble ? Is this a problem regarding the
configuration of PHP ?
The thing is, I don't have access to any files, I am just allow to work
in my /cake/ folder...
Marcin Jaworski wrote:
On 10 Cze, 16:23, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have just uploaded my CakePHP project on a remote server but I meet an
issue.
In all my views, I get the text on the top.
I know this is a problem (on FF) regarding to the character encoding
(cf.http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/28f129e2...)
but in local, I don't have this problem !
Moreover, in my default.thtml layout I set the character encoding thanks
to : ?php echo $html-charsetTag('UTF-8').\n; ?
If I look at the source code, I have the meta UTF-8 defined.
But if I check the character encoding of my FF browser, it is : Western
(ISO-8859-1).
Plus, it is working well on IE 7 and Safari 3.1.1.
Finally in my editor : Dreamweaver (Sorry,
cfhttp://groups.google.ch/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/392484f52...)
I have set up character encoding at UTF-8 without BOMs.
Please help me because I don't have more idea to fix this.
Regards,
The problem with page charset is because PHP sends HTTP Header
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1. You could try and
override the default_charset php ini parameter by calling this as
early as possible:
ini_set('default_charset', '');
This will clear the default charset setting in php and allow to set
the charset by http equiv tag in page header.
--
*Pierre MARCOURT*
*IT Department*
*CableOrganizer.com*
5610 NW 12th Ave, suite 214
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: 954-861-6310
Fax: 954-861-2001
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Re: UTF-8 : I don't get it !
Thanks Marcin,
I am still having this problem.
I tried what you say but it is the same.
I did the comment, and I also add the line in the bootstrap.php but it
does not work.
I don't get it...
Marcin Jaworski wrote:
The problem with UTF-8 is that you can't autodetect that the file is
using this charset until you use characters from outside the ascii
range. UTF-8 uses 1-byte encoding for this range and it isn't much
different from ISO then. When you use some characters from outside of
ASCII charset then UTF-8 encodes those characters using two bytes. If
you use files without BOM, then the only way to detect if file is
UTF-8 encoded is to check if it contains any 2-byte encoded
characted.
Dreamweaver does that exactly in the same way. You probably don't have
any 2-byte character in your source so DW won't detect the file as
UTF-8. Do the test: put a comment inside some php file and place some
non-ascii characters in it. For example (at the end are some polish
characters, hope you will see them):
// this is a test ąśćżźó
Save the file with this comment as UTF-8, send it to the server and
then try to open it with DW. You will see that it will open as UTF-8.
About the page encoding problem: you don't need to edit any server
configuration file. Open app/config/bootstrap.php file and add at the
end:
ini_set('default_charset', '');
This should do the trick.
On 10 Cze, 17:37, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I double checked and I noticed something strange.
If I set the character encoding to UTF-8 without BOM via an editor and
then I upload it on the remote server, when I download the same file
from the remote server and open it with the same editor, the character
encoding of this file is not UTF-8 anymore but ISO.
I checked that because I don't have any trouble about character encoding
on local, and this problem happened when I uploaded all my project on a
remote server.
I have to set up cakephp in a particular folder, let's say /cake/
So you can find my project athttp://www.my-web-site.com/cake/
The rest of the websitehttp://www.my-web-site.comis encoding with
Western (ISO).
Could it be the source of my trouble ? Is this a problem regarding the
configuration of PHP ?
The thing is, I don't have access to any files, I am just allow to work
in my /cake/ folder...
Marcin Jaworski wrote:
On 10 Cze, 16:23, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have just uploaded my CakePHP project on a remote server but I meet an
issue.
In all my views, I get the text on the top.
I know this is a problem (on FF) regarding to the character encoding
(cf.http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/28f129e2...)
but in local, I don't have this problem !
Moreover, in my default.thtml layout I set the character encoding thanks
to : ?php echo $html-charsetTag('UTF-8').\n; ?
If I look at the source code, I have the meta UTF-8 defined.
But if I check the character encoding of my FF browser, it is : Western
(ISO-8859-1).
Plus, it is working well on IE 7 and Safari 3.1.1.
Finally in my editor : Dreamweaver (Sorry,
cfhttp://groups.google.ch/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/392484f52...)
I have set up character encoding at UTF-8 without BOMs.
Please help me because I don't have more idea to fix this.
Regards,
The problem with page charset is because PHP sends HTTP Header
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1. You could try and
override the default_charset php ini parameter by calling this as
early as possible:
ini_set('default_charset', '');
This will clear the default charset setting in php and allow to set
the charset by http equiv tag in page header.
--
*Pierre MARCOURT*
*IT Department*
*CableOrganizer.com*
5610 NW 12th Ave, suite 214
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: 954-861-6310
Fax: 954-861-2001
--
*Pierre MARCOURT*
*IT Department*
*CableOrganizer.com*
5610 NW 12th Ave, suite 214
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: 954-861-6310
Fax: 954-861-2001
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Re: UTF-8 : I don't get it !
I think it'd be more appropriate to be explicit:
ini_set('default_charset', 'utf-8');
Alternatively, you can set the charset manually using:
header('Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8');
-Jonathan
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 1:34 PM, Pierre MARCOURT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Marcin,
I am still having this problem.
I tried what you say but it is the same.
I did the comment, and I also add the line in the bootstrap.php but it does
not work.
I don't get it...
Marcin Jaworski wrote:
The problem with UTF-8 is that you can't autodetect that the file is
using this charset until you use characters from outside the ascii
range. UTF-8 uses 1-byte encoding for this range and it isn't much
different from ISO then. When you use some characters from outside of
ASCII charset then UTF-8 encodes those characters using two bytes. If
you use files without BOM, then the only way to detect if file is
UTF-8 encoded is to check if it contains any 2-byte encoded
characted.
Dreamweaver does that exactly in the same way. You probably don't have
any 2-byte character in your source so DW won't detect the file as
UTF-8. Do the test: put a comment inside some php file and place some
non-ascii characters in it. For example (at the end are some polish
characters, hope you will see them):
// this is a test ąśćżźó
Save the file with this comment as UTF-8, send it to the server and
then try to open it with DW. You will see that it will open as UTF-8.
About the page encoding problem: you don't need to edit any server
configuration file. Open app/config/bootstrap.php file and add at the
end:
ini_set('default_charset', '');
This should do the trick.
On 10 Cze, 17:37, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I double checked and I noticed something strange.
If I set the character encoding to UTF-8 without BOM via an editor and
then I upload it on the remote server, when I download the same file
from the remote server and open it with the same editor, the character
encoding of this file is not UTF-8 anymore but ISO.
I checked that because I don't have any trouble about character encoding
on local, and this problem happened when I uploaded all my project on a
remote server.
I have to set up cakephp in a particular folder, let's say /cake/
So you can find my project athttp://www.my-web-site.com/cake/
The rest of the websitehttp://www.my-web-site.comis encoding with
Western (ISO).
Could it be the source of my trouble ? Is this a problem regarding the
configuration of PHP ?
The thing is, I don't have access to any files, I am just allow to work
in my /cake/ folder...
Marcin Jaworski wrote:
On 10 Cze, 16:23, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have just uploaded my CakePHP project on a remote server but I meet an
issue.
In all my views, I get the text on the top.
I know this is a problem (on FF) regarding to the character encoding
(cf.http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/28f129e2...)
but in local, I don't have this problem !
Moreover, in my default.thtml layout I set the character encoding thanks
to : ?php echo $html-charsetTag('UTF-8').\n; ?
If I look at the source code, I have the meta UTF-8 defined.
But if I check the character encoding of my FF browser, it is : Western
(ISO-8859-1).
Plus, it is working well on IE 7 and Safari 3.1.1.
Finally in my editor : Dreamweaver (Sorry,
cfhttp://groups.google.ch/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/392484f52...)
I have set up character encoding at UTF-8 without BOMs.
Please help me because I don't have more idea to fix this.
Regards,
The problem with page charset is because PHP sends HTTP Header
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1. You could try and
override the default_charset php ini parameter by calling this as
early as possible:
ini_set('default_charset', '');
This will clear the default charset setting in php and allow to set
the charset by http equiv tag in page header.
--
*Pierre MARCOURT*
*IT Department*
*CableOrganizer.com*
5610 NW 12th Ave, suite 214
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: 954-861-6310
Fax: 954-861-2001
--
Pierre MARCOURT
IT Department
CableOrganizer.com
5610 NW 12th Ave, suite 214
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: 954-861-6310
Fax: 954-861-2001
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Re: UTF-8 : I don't get it !
Thank you all !
Finally, thanks to the last tip from Jonathan I added
*ini_set('default_charset', 'utf-8');* instead of
ini_set('default_charset', ''); and now it is working well !!!
Thank you very much!
Jonathan Snook wrote:
I think it'd be more appropriate to be explicit:
ini_set('default_charset', 'utf-8');
Alternatively, you can set the charset manually using:
header('Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8');
-Jonathan
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 1:34 PM, Pierre MARCOURT
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Marcin,
I am still having this problem.
I tried what you say but it is the same.
I did the comment, and I also add the line in the bootstrap.php but it does
not work.
I don't get it...
Marcin Jaworski wrote:
The problem with UTF-8 is that you can't autodetect that the file is
using this charset until you use characters from outside the ascii
range. UTF-8 uses 1-byte encoding for this range and it isn't much
different from ISO then. When you use some characters from outside of
ASCII charset then UTF-8 encodes those characters using two bytes. If
you use files without BOM, then the only way to detect if file is
UTF-8 encoded is to check if it contains any 2-byte encoded
characted.
Dreamweaver does that exactly in the same way. You probably don't have
any 2-byte character in your source so DW won't detect the file as
UTF-8. Do the test: put a comment inside some php file and place some
non-ascii characters in it. For example (at the end are some polish
characters, hope you will see them):
// this is a test ąśćżźó
Save the file with this comment as UTF-8, send it to the server and
then try to open it with DW. You will see that it will open as UTF-8.
About the page encoding problem: you don't need to edit any server
configuration file. Open app/config/bootstrap.php file and add at the
end:
ini_set('default_charset', '');
This should do the trick.
On 10 Cze, 17:37, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I double checked and I noticed something strange.
If I set the character encoding to UTF-8 without BOM via an editor and
then I upload it on the remote server, when I download the same file
from the remote server and open it with the same editor, the character
encoding of this file is not UTF-8 anymore but ISO.
I checked that because I don't have any trouble about character encoding
on local, and this problem happened when I uploaded all my project on a
remote server.
I have to set up cakephp in a particular folder, let's say /cake/
So you can find my project athttp://www.my-web-site.com/cake/
The rest of the websitehttp://www.my-web-site.comis encoding with
Western (ISO).
Could it be the source of my trouble ? Is this a problem regarding the
configuration of PHP ?
The thing is, I don't have access to any files, I am just allow to work
in my /cake/ folder...
Marcin Jaworski wrote:
On 10 Cze, 16:23, Pierre MARCOURT [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have just uploaded my CakePHP project on a remote server but I meet an
issue.
In all my views, I get the text on the top.
I know this is a problem (on FF) regarding to the character encoding
(cf.http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/28f129e2...)
but in local, I don't have this problem !
Moreover, in my default.thtml layout I set the character encoding thanks
to : ?php echo $html-charsetTag('UTF-8').\n; ?
If I look at the source code, I have the meta UTF-8 defined.
But if I check the character encoding of my FF browser, it is : Western
(ISO-8859-1).
Plus, it is working well on IE 7 and Safari 3.1.1.
Finally in my editor : Dreamweaver (Sorry,
cfhttp://groups.google.ch/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/392484f52...)
I have set up character encoding at UTF-8 without BOMs.
Please help me because I don't have more idea to fix this.
Regards,
The problem with page charset is because PHP sends HTTP Header
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1. You could try and
override the default_charset php ini parameter by calling this as
early as possible:
ini_set('default_charset', '');
This will clear the default charset setting in php and allow to set
the charset by http equiv tag in page header.
--
*Pierre MARCOURT*
*IT Department*
*CableOrganizer.com*
5610 NW 12th Ave, suite 214
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: 954-861-6310
Fax: 954-861-2001
--
Pierre MARCOURT
IT Department
CableOrganizer.com
5610 NW 12th Ave, suite 214
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: 954-861-6310
Fax: 954-861-2001
--
*Pierre MARCOURT*
*IT Department*
*CableOrganizer.com*
5610 NW 12th Ave, suite 214
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33304
Phone: 954-861-6310
Fax: 954-861-2001
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