You are missing the point. I'm not trying to set the encoding for any HTML output as that is handled differently. What I am concerned about is the func_overload option which, ever since PHP 4.2.0, we have been able to turn on or off using an htaccess directive on a PERDIR basis. Although neither the documentation nor the release notes have been changed the PERDIR option has disappeared and it is now set either on or off for the entire system and cannot be modified with any htaccess or ini_set directive.
So if func_overload is turned on, how do I turn it off? If it is turned off how do I turn it on? Considering that phpMyAdmin does not like it to be turned on, this is not a trivial point. -- Tony Marston http://www.tonymarston.net http://www.radicore.org "Dave Ingram" <d...@dmi.me.uk> wrote in message news:4aa8f383.3040...@dmi.me.uk... > Tony Marston wrote: >> There is no set_up_language() function, and what has SquirrelMail got to >> do >> with PHP? >> >> Unless you can point to some official documentation on the PHP web site >> your >> "advice" is totally unsubstantiated and virtually worthless. >> >> > As for hints in the documentation, see mb_internal_encoding() and the > comments for mb_http_output(), which mentions the 'pass' encoding type. > > > Dave -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
