I'm using "put URL tURL" to call a PHP page, which in turn accesses a MySQL database. (Please note that PHP is the only way my webhost allows MySQL administration.)
This was working fine until I tried selecting Japanese text, which is now ending up garbled at stack level. If it helps, here's my script for retrieving records: on mouseUp put "http://webpage.php"; into tURL put URL tURL into tTempResult replace "<cr>" with cr in tTempResult replace "," with tab in tTempResult put empty into tResult repeat for each line tLine in tTempResult if tLine is "" then next repeat put tLine & cr after tResult end repeat end mouseUp What I'm not sure off is: 1) is the "replace ","" command breaking up the Japanese string? 2) at MySQL admin-level, does Japanese text require a special data type or data setting? It's varchar now. 3) at stack level, is there some command for setting received-data type? I'm not sure what I mean here, other than I've read before about things like binary encoding but only with a vague understanding As always, many thanks for the advise that, withoug fail, always arrives generously and kindly delivered. (I gush a bit because of the recent negativity about the docs and some aspect of RunRev.) Cheers, Nicolas Cueto niconiko language school _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
