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#1 28-01-2006 13:36:02
- cmpanel
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Korean in heading not displayed properly
Hello,
Thanks for the great work. I am trying to use it for Korean site and teaser and body all look good. However, heading looks not good. Is this encoding related? Any advice what to do?
Cheers
Sun Joo
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#3 02-03-2006 14:40:09
- cmpanel
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Re: Korean in heading not displayed properly
Hi, I downloaded 1.6.2 and tried out.. Title, Teaser, Story in list format looks okay. Entry is okay too. But in editing, all Korean looks distroyed, screen shot http://hostsmb.com/mynews.gif
What am I missing ? Encoding is in euc-kr, for Korean. Thanks for your advice.
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#4 11-05-2008 17:05:30
- ozwds
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Re: Korean in heading not displayed properly
Hi, cmpanel,
I am trying insert Chinese news and it doesn't work. how did you do it with Korean? Please help.
I am using the latest version
Thanks.
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#5 12-05-2008 18:25:02
- sidtheduck
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Re: Korean in heading not displayed properly
ozwds,
Do you have a link to your installation (where you have MyNews installed)? Are you using the FCKeditor WYSIWYG text editor? I can check to see if it will work for you . . . or if we need to update the FCKeditor installation.
If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, we have at least to consider the possibility that we have a small aquatic bird of the family anatidae on our hands. ~Douglas Adams~
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#6 17-02-2009 10:54:22
- alpieman
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Re: Korean in heading not displayed properly
This problem happens with non-ascii characters in the "title" only. News teaser and story do not have this issue. I am using UTF-8 encoding. Steps to recreate this issue:
1- Create a news item with some characters not in the standart ASCII set. For example type an accented character like "Ç" in the title, teaser, and story. Save it.
2- The teaser, story and title looks good.
3- Click on "edit"
4- You'll see the title becomes Ã� . Teaser and story still shows "Ç" properly.
Is there a fix available for this issue?
Regards,
Alpieman
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#7 17-02-2009 15:50:29
- alpieman
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Re: Korean in heading not displayed properly
Fixed it! Make the following change in mynews.inc.php around line 473. Add UTF-8 (or whatever charset you're using) to the end of line. Possibly there is way to automatically extract the encoding from within PHP, but I am just a newbie, not sure how to do it.
Regards,
Alpieman
//$title= htmlentities(stripslashes($post['title']), ENT_QUOTES);
$title= htmlentities(stripslashes($post['title']), ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8');
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#8 04-05-2010 07:07:37
- Highway311
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Re: Korean in heading not displayed properly
alpieman wrote:
//$title= htmlentities(stripslashes($post['title']), ENT_QUOTES);
$title= htmlentities(stripslashes($post['title']), ENT_QUOTES, 'UTF-8');
Thanks for pointing this out
Is now in line 463
Last edited by Highway311 (04-05-2010 07:08:38)
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