This is my netbeans info. I'm writing an website in Romanian and ăîâ work fine, but ț and ș are display as ?.
My encoding is set to UTF-8.
Every things works when I use simple text editor like notepad++, the script runs and characters are displayed correctly in the browser.
This is what I see in netbeans.
I've tried the most popular answer from here and I've also installed
Encoding Support plugin, but the problem still persist. How can I fix this problem?
I've just discovered that this bug was fixed in NetBeans 15.
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I have a wordpress site hosted on Heroku using nginx, hhvm and mysql.
I was on WP version 4.1 and then upgraded to 4.4.2. Now I see that some of my posts have weird characters (black diamonds with questions marks that you can see below).
Also, when i log in to the wp-admin and try to edit a post, the post editor is completely blank (both visual and text modes), and the wordcount shows 0. However the actual post content is still displayed on the live page and I see in the DB that the posts still exist.
*I've checked the console and this is not because of a javascript error or any sort of jQuery mismatch
I believe this is some sort of character encoding issue, because when I change the encoding settings in chrome to Western ISO-8859-15 the black diamonds go away. The post editor is still broken though.
I've tried changing the character encoding on the database and on the individual tables, but that did not fix the problem. I wonder if this is related to some internal HHVM setting for character encoding. Have not been able to find anything there to change though.
I am trying to display kannada words in mozilla browser on Ubuntu 12.04 lts connecting through the MySql.
I have used collation utf-8 general ci and used header('Content-type:text/html; charset=utf-32'); php code in php.
When I tried to retrieve the words from database and display it on the firefox browser it is displaying as question marks...
Please help.
The character encoding that you declare in a header must be the same as the actual encoding. It seems that these differ radically (UTF-32 vs. possibly UTF-8). Find out the actual encoding and declare it.
Don’t use UTF-32 on web pages. Firefox was the last major browser that supported it, and the support was removed in 2011.
I have this website, websiteaddress.com where I'm facing troubles displaying arabic text. Arabic text shows (?????) question marks only.
I had two sessions of chatting with support, but, no result so far.
These options have been tested and didn't solve the issue:
No database connection is actually established for Arabic text. All arabic text is static, no database entries. So, database encoding isn't an issue.
The site is based on wordpress, encoding in settings is set to "UTF-8". Also tried the ISO-8859-1, both gave the same result. (the arabic text doesn't come from the wordpress databse, it's hardcoded within the theme files)
added a default charset to htaccess to UTF-8 as well as ISO-8859-1.
Resent the headers using PHP with UTF-8 encoding and also tried ISO-8859-1.
changed the PHP.INI in my hosting root directory and also under this specific account root directory and changed the encoding from ISO to UTF-8.
So, all the above did not solve the issue.
Also, I have created two testing pages, with exactly the same text inside (in arabic): websiteaddress.com/test.html and websiteaddress.com/test.php .. both were the same pages, I just changed the extensions of the files. The html works fine and displays arabic. The php one doesn't work and displays questions marks.
This is basically the issue.
If anyone has any other option for me to try or know how to go about doing this, please let me know!
I have searched alot on stackoverflow and found alot of solutions, mostly all the above solutions were mentioned in some questions on stackoverflow. But, none of them answered my question, hence the post here..
Thanks and have a great day everyone!
It was solved by my hosting provider, just in case anyone need this. This is their reply:
I checked the php.ini and the changes were not made in there, so I changed them for you. I also edited the following in your php.ini. exif.encode_unicode I set it to UTF-8 and uncommented it. Now the arabic is rendering at: websiteaddress.com/test.php and websiteaddress.com/test.html You can add the following to your .htaccess to get a different php version rendered. The following code is for 5.3. AddType application/x-httpd-php53 .php
I am building an Arabic website using PHP. It is probably an encoding error, but spaces in the Arabic language turns into capital "i"'s for some reason. I have included UTF-8 enconding in the website's main CSS, but the error still exists.
Note: This only happens when using Chrome on Windows OS.
After thorough research, it appeared that it wasn't a Charset issue. I changed the fonts around in some CSS tags and the "i" appeared in some fonts and disappeared in others. So, I chose one that worked. Thanks for everyone's help.
My pages when viewed in browser are working fine. I have a language file (in .php extension), but without any HTML tags. I m using Dreamweaver CS5.5 to edit these files.
I have a variable $lang["label_name"], which holds the value. in dreamweaver code view, all the devnagari unicode character appears as boxes. But in another machine, with same version of dreamweaver, when same file is opened, the unicode characters are showing correctly.
Is there any settings that I missed in my machine? How to make unicode character appear correctly in Dreamweaver (not talking about browser)?
Thanks
Is there any settings that I missed in my machine?
Probably. Just compare the setup between the two dreamweaver installations and add the differences to your question. This might then be easier to say.
How to make unicode character appear correctly in Dreamweaver (not talking about browser)?
By configuring it properly. Also ensure that you are using the same font on both systems and the files have the same encoding and Dreamweaver is aware of the correct encoding.