> I've discovered this because I'm attempting to run batches through the
> Console. So, I'm only using a Shell script and the Model in question
> and I'm definitely getting "?" where I should be getting ™. I've
> verified that my database.php file is using 'encoding' => 'iso-8859-1'
> and that my
On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 11:03 AM, DragonFlyEye wrote:
> Ok, the problem appears to be that somewhere in the bowels of
> CakePHP's Models, it doesn't seem to like certain characters and just
> replaces them with "?"
>
> I've discovered this because I'm attempting to run batches through the
> Consol
Ok, the problem appears to be that somewhere in the bowels of
CakePHP's Models, it doesn't seem to like certain characters and just
replaces them with "?"
I've discovered this because I'm attempting to run batches through the
Console. So, I'm only using a Shell script and the Model in question
and
Not really. We're talking about thousands of products for a start. And
I expect to have problems with data entry in the future, like cutting
and pasting from Word. Plus there is some resistence to changing
things around here that I've got to slowly overcome. In the meanwhile,
I have to be able to s
You haven't said what results you're seeing. Anyway, at a glance, I
can see one problem.
Sanitize::clean($results);
should be:
$results = Sanitize::clean($results);
But, wouldn't it be simpler to just write a script that cleans up the
DB once and forget about it?
On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 2:06 P
I'm sure I'm missing something silly, but I cannot get this Behavior
to work. I've got data with a bunch of nasty characters in the
database that I need to avoid or escape before presenting to the
browser. Also, it's got a lot of white space at the end of much of the
data because someone erroneousl
