Re: How to make django's mysql connections to use utf8mb4 ?

well, emo is emo. its not an excuse, I know.. being emotional is ok. I had a pritty tuff day like you guys, I don't know who to hug. I need an expression, any sugestions? ;D 2013 m. sausio 23 d., trečiadienis 21:07:07 UTC, Chen Xu rašė: > > I saved some Emoji icons to MySQL Database,the icons

Re: How to make django's mysql connections to use utf8mb4 ?

There is some discussion on this ticket: https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/18392 The ticket also requires that a new version of MySQLdb be running to properly recognize the type. - Chris On Mon, Feb 18, 2013 at 4:22 PM, Peter of the Norse wrote: > Triple check

Re: How to make django's mysql connections to use utf8mb4 ?

Triple check your encoding type on the database and table. MySQL is often stupid about encoding, and when Django tries to do the right thing, it fails. I once converted a MySQL database from PHP to Django, and ran into a similar problem. Everything on the old database was marked Latin1, but

Re: How to make django's mysql connections to use utf8mb4 ?

Hello, I struggled with this once, although not through Django. I tried a lot of things, and I couldn't get MySQL to properly store emojis, or japanese/chinese characters for example. As my project was just starting, I switched to postgresql, and it just worked. I did nothing fancy to get it

How to make django's mysql connections to use utf8mb4 ?

I saved some Emoji icons to MySQL Database,the icons have been saved correctly. Since I can see them from MySQL Shell when I type 'select message_text from messages' However, when I do Message.object.get(ph=5).message_text, it shows me a bunch question marks. Could someone please help? Thanks