Re: UTF-8, MySQL (MariaDB) and the head-shaped dent in my desk

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On 13 Feb 2014, at 1:19, Ian Evans wrote: How can I check if the browser is submitting the form as UTF-8? I guess I
can see if Firefox's HTTP Live Headers will show any info.

Looking at the adminer source the <form> tags don't have the
accept-charset="UTF-8" that my own forms have, but considering that adminer _only_ supports UTF-8 (and I appear to be the edge case) I don't know if
that would be the issue.

My guess is the browser is sending the data in some encoding (not UTF-8) that the server is trying to guess at and convert it to UTF-8. It's probably guessing poorly.

Or I'm completely wrong. Just throwing out ideas here 3AM local time ;)

--jk


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