I think you haven't use the proper charset in your HTML header ...
try to simply encode the page in the language you use, it should be the
same.
I am using Japanese characters in here and they work without I ever change
anything in mySQL. However they won't show up in browser unless I encode
the
You'll need to use some way to convert é to &eaccentgrave; or whatever the
HTML Character entity is for that.
And it probably won't work at all inside of a menu or a button, which relies
on the underlying OS, which probably only accepts ASCII.
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