Bug #248

Problem with spanish characters when submiting a comment

Added by imobachgs-step-es - 1267 days ago. Updated 749 days ago.

Status :Closed Start :
Priority :Normal Due date :
Assigned to :tobi - % Done :

0%

Category :admin
Target version :-
Resolution :

fixed


Description

When I submit a comment, the spanish characters like tilde aren't shown properly (admin interface and article view). I "say" spanish 'cause is my language, but I suppose that it happens with other non-english characters.

I'm using version 2.0.6.

Thank you.

Associated revisions

Revision 490
Added by scott 1166 days ago

Removed extra </p>. (closes #248)

History

04/24/2005 10:10 PM - imobachgs-step-es -

Oh, fool of me... I completely forgot! I have same problem in the preview when editing an article.

Thank you and sorry :P

04/24/2005 10:26 PM - imobachgs-step-es -

Ok, I only happens if I use no HTML marks in the comment, just the text.

04/24/2005 10:33 PM - scoop -

Which browser are you using?

04/25/2005 05:59 AM - imobachgs-banot-net -

Mozilla Firefox 1.0.2. And I've seen that it happens always: doesn't matter if I use HTML tags or not :/ After put the comment, it seems to work right. But, if reload, it is broken again.

04/25/2005 09:20 AM - anonymous -

Please, set Apache or whatever to use UTF-8 and all your problems will be solved. Typo works with unicode internally.

05/01/2005 10:31 AM - scoop -

  • Status changed from New to Closed
  • Resolution set to fixed

I believe parts if not all of this should be fixed in changesets r233 and r238. Please reopen if you still have problems.

10/26/2005 10:50 PM - pedrobelo-gmail-com -

  • Status changed from Closed to Feedback
  • Resolution deleted (fixed)

Same problem here: my layout is encoded as utf-8, all tables in the db are using utf8_bin but the comments are saved with strange characters. Ticket #263 looks related to this.

How AJAX is sending data to the controller? Perhaps it's using another character set when sending information.

Using Typo 2.5.6. I don't think the browser really matters because the content looks wrong right in the database, so of course the browser is rendering it this way.

10/27/2005 12:44 AM - pedrobelo-gmail-com -

  • Status changed from Feedback to Closed
  • Resolution set to fixed

Wops, solved. Sorry about this. Apache was using iso instead of utf, as the anonymous wrote over there.

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