Portuguese Charset Problem
Solution 1:
What's the encoding of the file in Eclipse set to? Right-Klick on the file in Eclipse, check under "Properties". It must be the same as in your meta-tag.
Solution 2:
thanks so much, i believe your answer is the best one:
$string = 'café';
utf8_decode($string);
OR
$string = 'café';
utf8_encode($string);
with meta charset in the header of each file, the issue of portugues characters will be solved.
Solution 3:
Why don't you switch to UTF-8?
edit You might also want to switch to using entities.
é
would be the é
Solution 4:
I would look at the default charset in the browser first, it could be set to ISO-8859-15 or UTF8. I have had the reverse problem of my browser encoding was set to ISO-8859-1 instead of UTF8.
Secondly is this data static or coming from a database? If it is from mySQL for example, check the collation of the database, is it in latin1 or utf8? If coming from a UTF8 collated database (or not - as you're using PHP) you can try
$string = 'café';
utf8_decode($string);
OR
$string = 'café';
utf8_encode($string);
Moving to UTF8 may be a good idea because functions like PHPs utf8_encode() and utf8_decode() but if it's not appropriate to your market then that is that.
If the utf8_encode or utf8_decode functions work, you should look at your input method and input encoding as you will likely find a problem there.
P.S. I have the same problems from time to time being in Brazil... I feel your pain mate!
Solution 5:
Try this one here:
$string = 'café';
htmlentities($string, ENT_COMPAT, 'utf-8');
Take care!
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