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By lordrt21 on
Hello
I am facing a problem, whereby characters such as à, é, è, ç å etc. used in tpl php files are being turned into a diamond shaped ones with a question mark in the middle when viewed on the browser.
How can I solve this issue?
Comments
Ensure that the template file
Ensure that the template file itself is being saved in UTF-8.
thanks for this tip, works
thanks for this tip, works like a charm
Hi again
Hi again
Got a new issue but this time special characters returned from mysql table are not showing well:
e.g. I've got a text stored as 'Pré', and when returning query, am getting 'Pr%C3%A9'