Ah, it's Western ISO-8859-1. Putty has the same
setting. I tried changing putty's charset to UTF-8 and
now curly apostrophes are displayed as a grey box in
psql's output (e.g. "in today[box]s news...").
Thanks,
CSN
--- Richard Huxton wrote:
> CSN wrote:
> >>and check what
> >>character set ph
CSN wrote:
and check what
character set phppgadmin is using (HINT: is it
utf-8?)
Hmm, how can you tell? I don't see character set
specified anywhere in phppgadmin (including
conf.inc.php).
View > Character Encoding in firefox while you have a page open
View > Encoding in IE
--
Richard Hu
--- Richard Huxton wrote:
> CSN wrote:
> > In a field I have text like "in today's news..."
> When
> > I select that field in psql using putty (Latin-1),
> > then apostrophe doesn't show up (shows up as
> > "todays"), but it does show up in phppgadmin (and
> > other php programs). Is this an issu
CSN wrote:
In a field I have text like "in today's news..." When
I select that field in psql using putty (Latin-1),
then apostrophe doesn't show up (shows up as
"todays"), but it does show up in phppgadmin (and
other php programs). Is this an issue with psql, or
putty (or something else)?
It's
In a field I have text like "in today's news..." When
I select that field in psql using putty (Latin-1),
then apostrophe doesn't show up (shows up as
"todays"), but it does show up in phppgadmin (and
other php programs). Is this an issue with psql, or
putty (or something else)?
Thanks,
CSN
