![]() ![]() So some characters are being stored fine, but other characters aren't. When entering " İş temasları ", the database actually stores " Ýþ temaslarý " instead. I am trying to get this forum to display the actual character, but seems like it has encoding problems as well, so will only print ASCII. I am manually entering these characters into the database, using phpMyAdmin, and am coming up with this problem: I am setting up a table of event types, which has an ID, an english event type, and the corresponding translation in turkish. I have been coding in PHP/MySQL for a few years, but have never had to deal with foreign characters before, and have come accross a problem. ![]()
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