Thai characters getting converted to '????' while reading from MySQL DB
Hi,
I've this MySQL Db that has been declared with default charset as UTF-8. Even the tables are collated with the same. I store a mix of English and Thai text in some of the fields. The problem occurs while displaying the data as a page generated by PHP. All instances of Thai text gets converted to the ubiquitous '????'.
I remember having the same problem with .NET too - but there you could pass on a parameter in the Connection String to indicate UTF Encoded data and the text would display fine.
How do I do the same with PHP i.e. how do I display the Thai text properly?
P.S. The PHP generated pages all contain a "charset=UTF-8;" part in the Content-Type header. So it shouldn't logically be a problem with the page encoding.
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Thai characters getting converted to '????' while reading from MySQL DB
October 02, 2007 12:56AM
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