Well I've got success after applying a patch to django's code.
Actually there are 2 patches against django/db/backends/mysql/base.py:
1. it forces to run SET NAMES 'utf8' after connection. This is wrong,
and I replaced it with SET NAMES 'cp1251'. Ofcourse, it should be a
setting in settings.py but
Hello again
It seems like newforms library has a problem with non unicode charsets
yet.
For example, I use 'windows-1251' character set for my web apps and
MySQL 4.1 with 'cp1251' so actually all data is stored and shown in
cp1251.
And here's what I get when try to save any form with national (n
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