[i18n] Turba: storing Korean characters?

Jan Schneider jan at horde.org
Wed Jan 26 15:34:20 PST 2005


Zitat von Nate Carlson <natecars at real-time.com>:

> One of my users who was having problems with Korean-language e-mails also
> mentioned that when she enters Korean data into Turba, it just gets turned
> into question marks and such. I tested this out (pasted a Korean string
> into one of the fields); Turba says that it changes the entry, but it
> still shows like a bunch of question marks. Looking in the DB, it looks
> like:
>
> ???, ???? ? ?? ??*
>
> I am running MySQL 3.x still, instead of 4.x - could the lack of UTF8
> support in the DB be breaking this?

Yes, plus you need to configure the SQL backends in Horde to use the UTF-8
charset. MySQL is not very picky about charsets, so you might try to use
UTF-8 even if it's not supported. But be careful, existing non-ascii data
already stored in the database might break.

Jan.

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