| Caspar Mick Westergaard Ringvig |
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Hello |
| Twiebie |
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Where exactly does it not show the Danish characters properly? You could try setting your encoding to utf8_danish_ci. |
| Caspar Mick Westergaard Ringvig |
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I would say it is in the template. where when I write news it works as it should and it'll come from the database
Added 4 days later: Nobody can help me ? Dieser Beitrag wurde von Caspar Mick Westergaard Ringvig (am 27. Juni 2013, 20:31, vor 12 Jahre) bearbeitet |
| Kort |
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Try switching to a different text editor (i.e. Notepad++) or check template encoding. Should be UTF-8 without BOM. SED.by - создание сайтов, разработка плагинов и тем для Котонти
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| Caspar Mick Westergaard Ringvig |
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right now it looks like this : <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="{HEADER_META_CONTENTTYPE}; charset=UTF-8" /> in header.tpl under my themes |
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Next time you save any TPL file, pay attention to the charset your editor attempts to save the file in. As Kort has mentioned, it must be UTF-8 without BOM, otherwise problems with characters are pretty much possible. I hope this helps :) May the Source be with you!
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| tensh |
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I think the tpl files should be utf-8 encoded by default... |
