Hello,
I'm currently working on a web application based on a tomcat server and an Oracle 10gR2 database. Few pages includes the FCKeditor.
The website is international, and support of cyrillic chars is mandatory.
1. we first migrated the Oracle database to the UTF-8 encoding, and the data seem to be correctly stored.
2. we changed the encoding in the meta tag of all HTML pages as below :
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
To valid our changes, we inserted an ukrainian text in the FCKeditor and submit the form so as to record the text in the database.
We can see that, if 95% of the chars are correct in the database, few cyrillic chars are still encoded with the '?' char.
I'd like to know if the FCKeditor fully support UTF-8 ? From which version ?
Shall we modify some configuration files in the FCKeditor ?
Thank you in advance for your help.
Re: UTF-8 encoding : problem with few cyrillic chars
Do a quick test - disable JavaScript in your browser and type in the text area those Cyrillic characters that get converted to question marks. Submit the page and you most likely see these characters lost even without FCK editor, as the editor doesn't have much to do with UTF-8 in most parts. See this post for detail:
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