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Hebrew characters become question marks ?????
Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2008 1:46 pm
by ghadad
Hi ,
i add hebrew as second language . but all characters inserted in hebrew are became question marks in Mysql DB .
has any one have any idea what can do .
BTW , i change the include.php and remove the remarks from theĀ "set NAMES utf " query .
Thanks
Golan
Re: Hebrew characters become question marks ?????
Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 3:02 pm
by alby
ghadad wrote:
i add hebrew as second language . but all characters inserted in hebrew are became question marks in Mysql DB .
has any one have any idea what can do .
BTW , i change the include.php and remove the remarks from theĀ "set NAMES utf " query .
It's not necessary if you have utf8 in default encoding of config.php (MLE set this in adodb file)
- Check if you have this in config.php
- Check if your database/tables are utf8
- Check if your template page use utf8 encoding meta
- Check if your browser is set to utf8
- You can to have problem if you enable mod_rewrite on a few servers
Alby
Re: Hebrew characters become question marks ?????
Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2008 9:19 pm
by ghadad
Thanks Alby ,
thing that help me is export all tables to dump file .
then replace all latin1 to utf8 in the table charset def .
Now i see wierd characters only in datetime field ( "month" in the drop list )
Thanks
G
Re: Hebrew characters become question marks ?????
Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 8:03 pm
by sagir
Hi,
I am new to CMSMS
i have CMSSM 1.7.1 Download manager 1.4.1 and i have the same issue
When i load a file with filename in hebrew i get

??, following the topic below i had checked that all the components are utf-8 but i still have this problem
I have not installed the MLE
Thanks
Sagi
Re: Hebrew characters become question marks ?????
Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 7:47 am
by Peciura
When i load a file with filename in hebrew i get ?
I never name files with national symbols, spaces and any other special symbols. You will always get into trouble because of that. Issues can be causes because of browser, javascript, entities encode-decode missmatch.
CMSms has nothing to do with file name support.
Even if all DB data are saved in utf-8 it does not mean apache and MySQl server are communicating in utf-8 between them selves. If you have any other encoding related issues read this topic
http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... #msg160093