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PHP - Utf-8 & Ascii Help
Similar TutorialsHey guys I'm having a bit of a problem trying to convert this string to UTF-8 encoding Quote 組ですが、 中には５－ ６本のおす すめ番組の エッセンス が、ぎっし り詰まって います。 I've used $strTem = mb_convert_encoding($strTem, "UTF-8", "auto"); and while that detects the correct current encoding it doesnt change it at all and utf8_encode doesnt work at all, dont know what to use. Thanks I am writing a script to read a mail box and fetch mail body using php function "imap_fetchbody". If mail content encoding is UTF-8 then no problem but mail send from IPAd having ascii encoding and replace the new line with =20 along with many other changes. can anyone help me out with this in converting it to UTF-8 ?? Heres my code: Code: [Select] $string = 'It'; html_entity_decode($string); echo $string; It should be echoing "It", but its just echoing the ASCII codes. Am I using the wrong function? I also tried htmlspecialchars_decode and it changes nothing. I have the following code: Code: [Select] $str = ($stringcontents[$step+38]); $str1 = ord($str); $bgcolor = convertchar($str1); ?> <td bgcolor='<?php echo $bgcolor;?>'> <span title='<?php echo $fieldname;?>' style='color: <?php echo $fgcolor;?>; font-size: 12pt'><font color="<?php echo $fgcolor;?>"><?php echo $stringcontents[$step];?></font></span> the convertchar function takes the ord value of the ASCII chr and sets a variable for bgcolor and fgcolor using HTML color codes. The background sets correctly, but the foreground ASCII chr is always black and does not use the font color code. What do I need to do to get the ASCII chr to change to a color other than black? Added: I am using a default charset: <META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=IBM437"> Hello everyone, I am trying to see if a term, sent from a form, is in an array that has been pulled from the database. The problem I am having is that while the terms look the same the one from the database is using an Ascii character for a forward slash. & # 047 ; I have tried adding the Ascii to the form value but it just rendered as a forward slash (no surprises there I suppose) So the main reason for asking is that for all the other items in the form I can use in_array. This keeps things really tidy and easy to use. Any ideas how I can still use in_array and get around the Ascii problem? Cheers Ian Hey there, wondering if anyone knows what this topic will be about okay lets start: I have a search function on my site. Basically I do this: Code: [Select] if $_POST -> redirect ?search=$_POST if $_GET['search'] - > sql_query($search); Of course I am working with functions like mysql_real_escape_string - addslashes - htmlspecialchars , but I have the following problem: when redirecting chars like & % ? ! kill my $_GET var. Which function solves this? My solution: I convert every char in $_POST into an ascii code -> redirect ?search=$ascii_codes convert back into $string and do safe search. |
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