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After failing to get the module work for my Cyrillic alphabet based site, I just gave a shot for a word written with Latin alphabet and, bingo, it worked. Then I supposed that encoding setting in DB was incorrect, went there and found out that actually it's been set correctly - to utf8_general_ci. So where could be the problem? Or this module initially was made only for using with Latin alphabet languages?
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Comment #1
Ivo.Radulovski CreditAttribution: Ivo.Radulovski commentedHello!
http://drupal.org/project/glossify (2.5) supports Cyrillic
The next 3. x Beta will support Cyrillic again
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Greg BoggsComment #3
Greg Boggs