one thing that i just realized that i have to do to make ttf utf-8 compatible:
add utf8_encode() to our clean() function. right now, users enter data in ISO-8859-1 encoding. it needs to be converted to UTF-8 before it is stored in the database. i didn't know that i had to encode it before inserting it into the database.
does anyone know if all user-agents submit data as ISO-8859-1? do some submit form data in UTF-8?
i think i just won.
:D
yeah. i'll proclaim it as working.
all of those question marks were already there when i copied it from:
http://www.w3.org/2001/06/utf-8-test/UTF-8-demo.html
also, i used pre tags around the fixed-font areas, but for some reason it still performed nl2br there.
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okay, now i'm extremely confident that ttf is utf-8 compatible.
out of ttf's 4247 posts, 22 use multi-byte characters. i have to go through by hand and figure out a way to convert these to utf-8.
http://www.thinktankforums.com/admin_multibyte.php
here's the posts.. now i just gotta figure out how to convert them and we're ready to go again!
note:
i am the only user with a multi-byte profile,
user_id 1.
only one thread has a multi-byte title,
thread_id 112.
no users have a multi-byte username, email, or title.
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i've never seen this: ☁ before :o I wonder if it works okay?
haha cloudy
☁
:)
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haha that's great
firefox renders it, ie6 does not.
same here
yeah it didn't show up in ie at work, whatever -- i love my cloud.
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top for cloudy.
also I just noticed a post I made today is at the bottom of admin_multibyte.php.
it was the ™
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haha yeah, I figured.