On Feb 25, 5:57 pm, Malcolm Tredinnick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> This means that almost certainly you don't, in fact, have correct UTF-8
> data in your tables. Some ISO-8859-1 codepoints seem to have slipped in.
> You should write a script to run through the data and make sure it
> really is
Excuse me for the delay... I finally had some time to debug this
issue.
First, about the problems I was having :
I moved my application on another server, using apache+mod_python
instead of lighttpd+fastcgi, and all my unicode problems disappeared.
But I made some more tests using a blank project
Hi Malcolm, thanks for replying.
> Firstly, verify that your database table(s) are expecting data encoded
> in something that can handle Unicode data. Basically, this means, ensure
> they are not set up to store things with a latin1 encoding. In the my
> original reply in this thread, I pointed o
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