Re: Coding UTF-8 / Czech
Why's this like pulling teeth?
You are quoting a result in the mysql client programme? If not, what is the result when you show the input string in the mysql client programme, and when you show the table content, in the mysql client, after inserting them?
The table's `name` and `value` columns are utf8 / utf8_czech_ci. Have you proved that the input you are using actually matches that, eg by showing that with matching client settings, you can display the input string correctly?
Your client setting is utf8mb4. When that is changed to match the table, do your results change?
... And so on for each logically possible mismatch, the point being that you need to check every possible mismatch till you find the mismatch(es) without which the result is correct.
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Re: Coding UTF-8 / Czech
August 22, 2016 03:02PM
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