hello everybody
i've been reading this forum for a long time, but seeing as i always found the answer to my problems i never bothered posting. This is not the case for the problem i have now: i am translating a php application in czech, and i can't get the characters to be displayed correctly.
If i visit a czech site, i can see all characters fine, and if i paste any text into my files and run them on my local web server, they get turned into gobbledygook..
I checked doctype declarations, language settings, I tried to use both UTF-8 and ISO-8859-2 for the encoding. Nothing.
I have all the charsets specified in my apache so that should not be the problem, although i don't know where else to look at, seeing as internet pages work well and local files don't...
Any idea anybody?
ps the app is built in php but i am having problems with plan html here so i'd exclude any php problem
thank you very much
Joe
i've been reading this forum for a long time, but seeing as i always found the answer to my problems i never bothered posting. This is not the case for the problem i have now: i am translating a php application in czech, and i can't get the characters to be displayed correctly.
If i visit a czech site, i can see all characters fine, and if i paste any text into my files and run them on my local web server, they get turned into gobbledygook..
I checked doctype declarations, language settings, I tried to use both UTF-8 and ISO-8859-2 for the encoding. Nothing.
I have all the charsets specified in my apache so that should not be the problem, although i don't know where else to look at, seeing as internet pages work well and local files don't...
Any idea anybody?
ps the app is built in php but i am having problems with plan html here so i'd exclude any php problem
thank you very much
Joe
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