Euro Sign Problem (with IE)

  • I have a problem with IE. It does not always show the euro signs. I’m not sure what is the problem because Firefox doesn’t have any problems with euro signs.

    I do not understand that why aren’t the euro signs encoded to HTML entities (€).

    Maybe the pictures and the blog will reveal you something:
    https://bungle.blog.fchaps.com/ (unfortunately the server is not online at night time UTC+3)

    I have these settings in PHP:
    default_charset ISO-8859-15
    iconv.input_encoding ISO-8859-1
    iconv.internal_encoding ISO-8859-1
    iconv.output_encoding ISO-8859-1
    mbstring.detect_order no value
    mbstring.encoding_translation Off
    mbstring.func_overload 0
    mbstring.http_input pass
    mbstring.http_output pass
    mbstring.internal_encoding no value
    mbstring.language neutral
    mbstring.substitute_character no value

    And in Apache 2 (MPM Worker Mode):
    AddDefaultCharset ISO-8859-15

    I’m running PHP 5.0.4. WordPress is only application that has problems with IE and euro sign (among the apps that I have run on the server). For example phpbb shows them correctly.

    WordPress -> Options -> Reading:
    Encoding for pages and feeds: UTF-8

    I have checked everything. The server sends content with UTF-8 and the strings are stored in mysql database AS UTF-8 (I have checked them with phpMyAdmin that shows euro signs correctly when I have set phpMyAdmin language to ??-UTF-8).

    This is very strange because IE displays the euros correctly in some places, eg. in titles.

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