Anybody have any ideas? It's driving me mad!
p.s. Another thing I noticed is that when I change the language to Spanish on the home page for example, the products dissapear! They are visible in English though...
The site is www.precionet.com
2) Make sure the default_charset in php.ini is UTF-8. IF you change it, restart apache.
3) Make sure you save the files as UTF-8, and don't transfer using FTP in ascii mode.
a) XML namespace
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<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" dir="ltr" lang="en" xml:lang="en">
Build a distribution with your traslation to spanish and we can work with...
Best,
Hilde
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Change in the index.php the line:
$response->addHeader('Content-Type', 'text/html; charset=UTF-8');
with
$response->addHeader('Content-Type', 'text/html; charset=iso-8859-15');
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With charset=iso-8859-15 the Eur simbol not see fine... a simple solution is in the database, table currency change the € simbol for the string Eur.
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Using character entitys for special chars is the best method I think.
Standard characters work everywhere, substitute anything above them with html name ID or code:
ã = ã or ã
© = © = ©
etc...
With the find and replace from Notepad or DreamWeaver, it's done in a few minutes.
á = á
é = é
í = í
ó = ó
ú = ú
But only when I insert text with OpenCart panel.
Can any one tell me how to find coding for polish chars like those in Spanish ?
Regards
Maksymilian
Regards
Maksymilian
It seems that after upgrading to var. 1.2 problem is gone.Maksymilian wrote:Hi Ia have similar problem with polish characters.
But only when I insert text with OpenCart panel.
Can any one tell me how to find coding for polish chars like those in Spanish ?
Regards
Maksymilian
Regards
Maksymilian
I am using v1.2.8 with German language and unfortunately the problem still there as well. I think the best case is to convert all files in language/german directory (or whatever language you use) in ASCII format. As editor I use Notepad++ and it support this conversion. Then wherever you need a "special" UTF8 charachters just replace them with a &#<code> (sample ã for "ã").
Enjoy,
George
I am using v1.2.8 with German language and unfortunately the problem still there as well. I think the best case is to convert all files in language/german directory (or whatever language you use) in ASCII format. As editor I use Notepad++ and it support this conversion. Then wherever you need a "special" UTF8 charachters just replace them with a &#<code> (sample ã for "ã").
ASCII codes you can find under:
http://ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htm
Enjoy,
George
Just Google 'html entities' to see how to implement them in your transation.LeeOnline wrote:I see what you mean, is there a guide online that can give me an idea of what code applies to certain characters?
Cheers.
Cheers,
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