Problem with UTF-8

Same problem, same encoding, Slovak language. NGG 2.0.74 – WP 4.1.1
https://upload.warshare.net/images/2015/02/21/encoding.jpg

Problem solver: kill language file photocrati_nextgen -> … -> plupload-2.1.1 -> i18n -> ru.js (for Russian)

xzorro, hm, I don’t have this file in this directory

@sergei Boldyrev – I’m just not able to recreate this problem … can you provide any more details? What is the specific language you are using in under the Dashboard’s Settings? (A screen shot would be great).

Thanks!

– Cais.

I can give you acces to site. Language is Русский (Russian).
https://bolser.ru/Files/2.jpg
https://bolser.ru/Files/3.jpg

@sergei Boldyrev – Thanks for the screen captures!

Setting my test site to Russian this is what I am seeing:
– https://take.ms/rjYUn
– https://take.ms/JWlSI

Perhaps there is something else going on with your site as I am not able to recreate this problem you are seeing (although I am using the latest beta version found here: https://nextgen-gallery.com/nextgen-gallery-latest-beta/)

– Cais.

I have the same problem, do not display Russian letters.

https://savepic.su/5170834.htm

What to do? Thanks.

The latest version of the plugin and WordPress 4.1.1

@mrdexters – As noted, we are not able to recreate this issue. I would recommend a new topic for your specific site … and/or (for all) please send us a Bug Report so we can get a closer look at what may be happening.

We will need log in and FTP credentials for your WordPress installation as well, please include those with your Bug Report.

Thanks!

– Cais.

Link: https://nextgen-gallery.com/report-bug/

photocrati, very strange.. Can you give me file products/photocrati_nextgen/modules/nextgen_addgallery_page/static/plupload-2.1.1/i18n/ru.min.js from your installation used for screenshot?
Because /plupload-2.1.1/i18n/ru.min.js in plugin repo have incorrect format.
I decode few language, like Portuguese and Italian, and they dont have any problem. But ru.min.js have corrupt charset.

@ivan Komarov – I’m using the same file(s) that you would be using … if you think there is a corruption in your file then please try replacing your existing installation with a newly downloaded archive from here.

Otherwise the solution is to remove all of the *.min.js files from that folder you are referencing … we believe there could be an issue with them being minified and will be excluding those files from our process in the next release.

– Cais.