Are characters such as àâáâãäåèéêë and others
like them considered UTF-8 characters? If it is
considered UTF-8 characters, it still manages
itself to be displayed correctly under
ISO-8859-1. The page contains those type of
characters and it is being displayed under
ISO-8859-1. However, if I chance the charset to
UTF-8, all those characters turns into a diamond
with a question mark in it (in Firefox) or
probably just question marks in Internet Explorer.
How can I fix this? How can I display those type of characters under UTF-8?
Well, if you've set the encoding to ISO-8859-1 and then output utf-8
characters I would expect them not to display properly. Or am I not
understanding the problem correctly? From what I see, you can either change
the encoding of the page, or use a function like utf8_decode() to transform
utf-8 characters into iso-8859-1 (which, of course, is not always possible).
Marco
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