>
> "I guess"? Why not put some debugging/logging statements in your
>
code so you can say "I know"? Just a suggestion :-)
Yeah, sorry for all the 'guessing', but I'm still on the start of the road
around here :P Indeed gotta improve my debugging skills, thanks for the
suggestion.
### what's th
Hi Diego,
There's definitely an encoding mismatch going on, and my guess would also be
that it has to do with your db (and likely your mysql server settings as well).
(Note that the data in your .../states.json looks good to me, in terms of being
valid utf8. The problem is likely how that da
On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 4:36 AM, Diego Dillenburg Bueno
wrote:
> I have researched about the collation, but I see that my database is ok, as
> when I input records manually
Meaningless. The MySQL command line client is not the same
as the driver "client" used by your Rails app.
I repeat:
>> You
Hello,
sorry for the really late reply, had some internet troubles where I was.
I have researched about the collation, but I see that my database is ok, as
when I input records manually it saves without any problems special
characters, what I'm thinking that is happening is that the data I'm
popu
On Tue, Dec 30, 2014 at 3:50 AM, Diego Dillenburg Bueno
wrote:
>
> And also I'm using a mysql database, with the mysql gem, and I have seen some
> records like:
>
You need to make sure your database (or at least the tables you're
using for your app) is set up with the appropriate "character set
Hello you all, hope you're all having some nice holidays! :p
Here is the deal with me: incompatible character encodings: UTF-8 and
ASCII-8BIT
I used a seed (https://github.com/celsodantas/br_populate) to populate my
DB with cities and states of my country, so I can fill a select box for
registerin
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