My site have a utf-8 encoding (Drupal).
I use include function to integrate my page with 3rd party service.
But this gives a bad result - bad encoding for include part of page.
i try this, but this don't give any result:
iconv("ASCII","utf-8",include("http://new.velo-travel.ru/themes/themex/spectrum_view.php?$QUERY_STRING"))
before this i use mb_detect_encoding to know encoding
this is included file:
$url = 'http://young.spectrum.ru/cgi-bin/programs_form.pl';
$params = $_GET;
if ($params){
$url .= '?';
foreach ($params as $key => $value) $url .= '&' . $keys . '=' . urlencode($value);
}
#$content = file_get_contents($url);
echo iconv("cp-1251","utf-8", $url);
The include function doesn't return a string (unless you actually call return in the included file), it literally includes the content to your source code. So if the server returns PHP source code, it would be interpreted on your server (which basically means the owners of "new.velo-travel.ru" would have control over your site :)).
Also, as Augenfeind pointed out, the page is in windows-1251. So, you probably want:
echo iconv("windows-1251", "utf-8", file_get_contents("http://new.velo-travel.ru/themes/themex/spectrum_view.php?$QUERY_STRING"))
Well, the page you are including is delivered as "windows-1251" by the web server of velo-travel.ru.
So you might want to change the encoding in your iconv-command?!
Try mb_convert_encoding or iconv for all outputted text and literals in your file. For example:
$text = mb_convert_encoding( $oldText, 'UTF-8', "ISO-8859-1" );
or
$text = iconv( "ISO-8859-1", "UTF-8", $oldText);
Hope you get it working!
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Since some days I read about Character-Encoding, I want to make all my Pages with UTF-8 for Compability. But I get stuck when I try to convert User-Input to UTF-8, this works on all Browsers, expect Internet-Explorer (like always).
I don't know whats wrong with my code, it seems fine to me.
I set the header with char encoding
I saved the file in UTF-8 (No BOM)
This happens only, if you try to access to the page via $_GET on the internet-Explorer myscript.php?c=äüöß
When I write down specialchars on my site, they would displayed correct.
This is my Code:
// User Input
$_GET['c'] = "äüöß"; // Access URL ?c=äüöß
//--------
header("Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8");
mb_internal_encoding('UTF-8');
$_GET = userToUtf8($_GET);
function userToUtf8($string) {
if(is_array($string)) {
$tmp = array();
foreach($string as $key => $value) {
$tmp[$key] = userToUtf8($value);
}
return $tmp;
}
return userDataUtf8($string);
}
function userDataUtf8($string) {
print("1: " . mb_detect_encoding($string) . "<br>"); // Shows: 1: UTF-8
$string = mb_convert_encoding($string, 'UTF-8', mb_detect_encoding($string)); // Convert non UTF-8 String to UTF-8
print("2: " . mb_detect_encoding($string) . "<br>"); // Shows: 2: ASCII
$string = preg_replace('/[\xF0-\xF7].../s', '', $string);
print("3: " . mb_detect_encoding($string) . "<br>"); // Shows: 3: ASCII
return $string;
}
echo $_GET['c']; // Shows nothing
echo mb_detect_encoding($_GET['c']); // ASCII
echo "äöü+#"; // Shows "äöü+#"
The most confusing Part is, that it shows me, that's converted from UTF-8 to ASCII... Can someone tell me why it doesn't show me the specialchars correctly, whats wrong here? Or is this a Bug on the Internet-Explorer?
Edit:
If I disable converting it says, it's all UTF-8 but the Characters won't show to me either... They are displayed like "????"....
Note: This happens ONLY in the Internet-Explorer!
Although I prefer using urlencoded strings in address bar but for your case you can try to encode $_GET['c'] to utf8. Eg.
$_GET['c'] = utf8_encode($_GET['c']);
An approach to display the characters using IE 11.0.18 which worked:
Retrieve the Unicode of your character : example for 'ü' = 'U+00FC'
According to this post, convert it to utf8 entity
Decode it using utf8_decode before dumping
The line of code illustrating the example with the 'ü' character is :
var_dump(utf8_decode(html_entity_decode(preg_replace("/U\+([0-9A-F]{4})/", "&#x\\1;", 'U+00FC'), ENT_NOQUOTES, 'UTF-8')));
To summarize: For displaying purposes, go from Unicode to UTF8 then decode it before displaying it.
Other resources:
a post to retrieve characters' unicode
I have text values in an XML document created by the PHP SOAP client that includes an ' (that's an apostrophe). I've confirmed that the encoding is ASCII which should be valid UTF-8. I did it like this:
foreach ($myarrayofstrings as $s){
echo mb_detect_encoding($s);
}
If I remove the apostrophe like this then the server accepts my request.
$myarrayofstrings = str_replace("'", "", $myarrayofstrings);
Question:
Is there anything I can do to ensure this works every time without the str_replace?
For me always work utf8_encode function instead any replace:
$myarrayofstrings = utf8_encode($myarrayofstrings);
But i think you can use htmlspecialchars too
<?php
$new = htmlspecialchars("<a href='test'>Test</a>", ENT_QUOTES);
echo $new; // <a href='test'>Test</a>
?>
I have used rawurlencode on a utf8 word.
For example
$tit = 'தேனின் "வாசம்"';
$t = (rawurlencode($tit));
when I click the utf8 word ($t), I will be transferred to another page using .htaccess and I get the utf8 word using $_GET['word'];
The word displays as தேனினà¯_"வாசமà¯" not the actual word. How can I get the actual utf8 word. I have used the header charset=utf-8.
Was my comment first, but should have been an answer:
magic_quotes is off? Would be weird if it was still on in 2011. But you should check and do stripslashes.
Did you use rawurldecode($_GET['word']); ? And do you use UTF-8 encoding for your PHP file?
<?php
$s1 = <<<EOD
தேனினà¯_"வாசமà¯"
EOD;
$s2 = <<<EOD
தேனின் "வாசம்"
EOD;
$s1 = mb_convert_encoding($s1, "WINDOWS-1252", "UTF-8");
echo bin2hex($s1), "\n";
echo bin2hex($s2), "\n";
echo $s1, "\n", $s2, "\n";
Output:
e0aea4e0af87e0aea9e0aebfe0aea9e0af5f22e0aeb5e0aebee0ae9ae0aeaee0af22
e0aea4e0af87e0aea9e0aebfe0aea9e0af8d2022e0aeb5e0aebee0ae9ae0aeaee0af8d22
தேனின��_"வாசம��"
தேனின் "வாசம்"
You're probably just not showing the data as UTF-8 and you're showing it as ISO-8859-1 or similar.
i'm getting a PT-BR text automatically from downloading a html page and the acentution becomes interrogation marks when I use uft8_decode, this is my function:
function pegaMsg($string)
{
$bot_url = "http://website.com";
//&rnd=&msg="
$rand_msg = rand(0,100);
$url = $bot_url . $rand_msg . "&msg=" . $string;
$url = str_replace(" ", "%20", $url);
//echo "\n" . $url;
$download = http_get($url, $referer="");
$download['FILE'] = utf8_decode($download['FILE']);
$download['FILE'] = str_replace("var resp = ", "", $download['FILE']);
$download['FILE'] = str_replace("\\r\\n", "", $download['FILE']);
$download['FILE'] = str_replace(";", "", $download['FILE']);
$download['FILE'] = str_replace("\'", "", $download['FILE']);
$download['FILE'] = trim($download['FILE']);
return $download['FILE'];
}
this is the output expected:
VOCÊ TINHA DUAS ESCOLHAS:
and this is what I get:
'VOC? TINHA DUAS ESCOLHAS:
what can I do ? I want the ^ displayed ! thanks and sorry for the bad english
utf8_decode replaces invalid code unit sequences ?. The reason you're getting a ? is likely because the text you're passing to utf8_decode was not in UTF-8 to begin with.
In fact, it's possible it was already in ISO-8859-1, which is the encoding of the string returned by utf8_decode. In that case, your solution would be to just omit the call to utf8_decode.
If the original text was neither in UTF-8 nor in ISO-8859-1 (which is what I'm assuming you want, since you're calling utf8_decode), you have to use iconv or mb_convert_encoding.
A final possibility is that whatever is interpreting the script output is assuming the encoding of the script output is different from what it actually and it also converts invalid code unit sequences to ?.
Try to use encode
$download['FILE'] = utf8_encode($download['FILE']);
So when I run json_encode, it grabs the \r\n from MySQL aswell. I have tried rewriting strings in the database to no avail. I have tried changing the encoding in MySQL from the default latin1_swedish_ci to ascii_bin and utf8_bin. I have done tons of str_replace and chr(10), chr(13) stuff. I don't know what else to say or do so I'm gonna just leave this here....
$json = json_encode($new);
if(isset($_GET['pretty'])) {
echo str_replace("\/", "/", jsonReadable(parse($json)));
} else {
$json = str_replace("\/", "/", $json);
echo parse($json);
}
The jsonReadable function is from here and the parse function is from here. The str_replaces that are already in there are because I am getting weird formatted html tags like </h1>. Finally, $new is an array which is crafted above. Full code upon request.
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Does the string contain "\r\n" (as in 0x0D 0x0A) or the literal string '\r\n'? If it's the former, this should remove any newlines.
$json = preg_replace("!\r?\n!", "", $json);
Optionally, replace the second parameter "" with "<br />" if you'd like to replace the newlines with a br tag. For the latter case, try the following:
$json = preg_replace('!\\r?\\n!', "", $json);
Don't replace it in the JSON, replace it in the source before you encode it.
I had a similar issue, i used:
$p_num = trim($this->recp);
$p_num = str_replace("\n", "", $p_num);
$p_num = str_replace("\r", ",", $p_num);
$p_num = str_replace("\n",',', $p_num);
$p_num = rtrim($p_num, "\x00..\x1F");
Not sure if this will help with your requirements.