0

http://www.mamstore.co.uk/bin/pxisapi1.exe/catalogue?level=805838

Look where its (meant to say) £5 T-shirts. Instead the '£' comes up as an invalid character, yet the exact same char is shown just below on the products.

I am getting the same when i pull a php files contents in with Jquery. The actual PHP file shows the chars correctly (without any head/body set etc) as soon as i pull it into the site it suddenly has issues with it.

Its stored in an SQL DB on a custom build CMS / WMS system.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Cheers

1 Answer 1

2

Your page is encoded with UTF, but character in breadcrumbs is encoded with ISO. What encoding do you have in your database?

Sign up to request clarification or add additional context in comments.

3 Comments

Unfortunately i do not have access to the DB, the products + breadcrumb are filled in with commands such as <#breadcrumb> and pre processed using the CMS/WMS. Will this fix if i contacted the DB administrator and got him to change encoding to UTF.. or if i were to change the whole site to ISO?
It looks like your site does not need any characters beyond ISO-8895-1, so you could switch to it, or perhaps better windows-1252. It means going in a wrong direction, but the practical situation seems to suggest it. But what encoding will your online shop use?
tbh its an ongoing contract, and if it means im going to hit problems in the future not using UTF-8 i would rather change over, i will contact the guy incharge of the DB and see if he can change the DB to UTF-8. Thanks for the help!

Start asking to get answers

Find the answer to your question by asking.

Ask question

Explore related questions

See similar questions with these tags.