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I'm having a certain amount of brain pain getting a full UTF-8 based language (Chinese) working, in order to debug some settings with my product. Would appreciate some help:
- Clean installation of VB - Patched class-xml.php as per guidelines (function &parse($encoding = 'ISO-8859-1', $emptydata = true) => function &parse($encoding = 'UTF-8', $emptydata = true)) - Installed official simplified Chinese language pack (utf-8) - Installed external product + its utf-8 language file (my own, as it happens) - Imported database tables from the Chines site that reported a bug - Database tables are all utf8_general_ci collation There's three different behaviours showing up, see images: - The main vb menus and text are being displayed as extended latin characters - The imported product's menu text is being displayed correctly in simplified Chinese - The imported product's database entries are being displayed as series of question marks - Items added in Chinese to the forums are being displayed in a compbination of valid Chinese and garbage. Everything in the database shows up correctly in Chinese using phpmyadmin, so I know the raw material is correct. Any suggestions where should I start looking? |
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