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Re: How Radicore can overcome apparent shortcomings of PHP to handle Unicode? [message #4427 is a reply to message #4426]

Sun, 03 August 2014 04:24

AJM
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I only do what PHP allows me to do, nothing special. I set "default_charset=UTF-8" in my php.ini file, setting all my database tables and columns to unicode, and use UTF-8 for my database connection. All the text files which hold translatable text must be stored in unicode.

Radicore has been used with asian languages such as Chinese, Japanase, Korean, Thai, Mongolian. I personally haven't used it on any right-to-left languages, but isn't that handled by the dir tag in the HTML document?

Tony Marston
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