Problems with UTF8 encoding
Posted by: Rasmus Juhl
Date: May 09, 2011 04:49AM

Hi!

I'm currently in the process of building a very small database for a university project, and need some help with character encoding between my PHP scrips and MySQL.

Basicly, I'm having trouble making the server return the local danish characters "æøå". I managed to make the server accept these characters a few days ago (so æøå show up in phpmyadmin), but to be honest i lost track of what variables i changed (as different guides on the web tell you to edit a lot of different things).
My html pages are set to UTF8 and have no problem displaying the letters, so the problem seems to be in the communication between mysql and my php scripts.

I would appriciate it very much if anyone could give me an overview of what values need to be set to what, and how i can changes these to UTF8 so i can make my local characters show up in database results.

Thank you!
Rasmus

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