php script encoding

[Schups]

Hi everyone,
this is my first "topic" on Google Groups.

I'm looking for a solution for 4 days, without results.

So... my apache is serving pages in UTF-8 but my php scripts are writed
(I'm speaking about strings) in ISO-8859-1.

How can I say at apache how to interpret my scripts in a different
charset?

I don't want to change every "è" with "è"
I think that it should be a simple configuration in the .conf or in the
..ini but... nothig found about.
Help

[Beshoo]

Sc****@gmail.com wrote:

Hi everyone,
this is my first "topic" on Google Groups.

I'm looking for a solution for 4 days, without results.

So... my apache is serving pages in UTF-8 but my php scripts are writed
(I'm speaking about strings) in ISO-8859-1.

How can I say at apache how to interpret my scripts in a different
charset?

I don't want to change every "è" with "è"
I think that it should be a simple configuration in the .conf or in the
.ini but... nothig found about.
Help

Hi :
I think that u must the modify the "Collation" (charset) of the table
which u use :
if u use PHPMYADMIN after u select the table :
from >operationsCollation : then set the charst u wnat :)

[Andy Hassall]

On 11 Nov 2006 05:34:37 -0800, "Sc****@gmail.com" <Sc****@gmail.comwrote:

>this is my first "topic" on Google Groups.

I'm looking for a solution for 4 days, without results.

So... my apache is serving pages in UTF-8 but my php scripts are writed
(I'm speaking about strings) in ISO-8859-1.

How can I say at apache how to interpret my scripts in a different
charset?

I don't want to change every "è" with "&egrave;"
I think that it should be a simple configuration in the .conf or in the
.ini but... nothig found about.

The character set that the browser uses to interpret the data is sent along
with the Content-type header.

(1) Override the header with:

header('Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1');

http://uk2.php.net/header

and/or:

(2) Check whether default_charset is set in php.ini

http://uk2.php.net/manual/en/ini.cor...efault-charset

It may be more suitable to change this instead, but it depends on your setup.

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[feelinglucky]

"Sc****@gmail.com дµÀ£º
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Hi everyone,
this is my first "topic" on Google Groups.

I'm looking for a solution for 4 days, without results.

So... my apache is serving pages in UTF-8 but my php scripts are writed
(I'm speaking about strings) in ISO-8859-1.

How can I say at apache how to interpret my scripts in a different
charset?

I don't want to change every "¨¨" with "&egrave;"
I think that it should be a simple configuration in the .conf or in the
.ini but... nothig found about.
Help

and you can set apache like this:

AddDefaultCharset "ISO-8859-1"

add this line into your http.conf file.