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According to the results I see when I use "Execute SQL Query" via vBulletin admin, I see "�," as shown in this screenshot (also attached above).
I assume that's an accurate representation of what's in the database. I see the exact same character when I use this query, too: Code:
select pagetext from post where postid=50736 |
#12
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And can you do a search on that?
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select * from post where pagetext like '%�%' |
#13
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No, that's the problem.
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#14
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I'm afraid I don't know what to suggest then. Databases are just not my thing. Have you tried searching/posting over on vb.com?
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Thanks. Just posted there, too.
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#16
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This is related to your browser (render) and the charset of the document.
the actual character (diamond) is NOT in your database. It's a symbol such as (C) for copyright instead of its proper html entitiy. There's no good way to look for these. I'd suggest going back to ISO-8859-1 |
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Thanks, Brian. I see what you mean now when I review in other browsers.
However, if I switch back to ISO-8859-1, then I'm back to the same issue I was originally trying to address when I changed to UTF-8 (see attached). It's this curly / smart quote. If I switch back to UTF-8, any way to find that character via a query? Or can I address the issue with the source content / links that are causing this? We need those smart quotes since it's part of our product branding. Thanks. |
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FYI- I ended up switching back to ISO-8859-1, and changing the source content / link titles so that we don't have any smart quotes in the title tags since that seemed to be the root of this issue in the first place.
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