agshar

Hi,

Finally had a minute to check, sorry it was so long. Your way works just fine Gwolle. I didn’t think about security really, and as i said I am far from being expert.
Thanks for your help.

GReg

Found one more:

admin/editor.php line 197 – remove htmlentities and utf8_decode – that fixes entry editor.
Is that it, or am I missing something else?

GReg

Ok,
here is what I found:

in what you used to print entries:
echo stripslashes(htmlentities(utf8_decode($entry['entry_content']))

I removed htmlentities and utf8_decode completely, thus leaving only:
echo stripslashes($entry['entry_content']);

that combined with UTF8 coding set in database tables solves the problem.

I have done similar in frontend/read.php lines 149 (author name), and 158 (entry content); and in admin/entries.php lines 291 (content) and 304 (author name).

I am not exactly an expert, but I guess it will work fine in most languages.

It works for me, so I am happy now ?? hope it helps you as well.

Thanks,
GReg

I have similar problem, using Polish characters this time. No errors were displayed, but specific letters change in question marks.
I solved it partially: your (plugin’s) tables are set to latin1-swedish character set by default, I’ve changed them to utf8-general and in database they look as they should, but on blog still show as question marks.
I’ll try to investigate it further tomorrow.

GReg