Hi Mathias,
I think you have to stick with UTF-8 (unfortunately)... I tried to use ISO-8859-1 for Swedish but there where a lot of problems.
In my Swedish Locale i use:
sv_SE.UTF-8,sv_SE,sv,swedish
You can try to use standard HTML for the characters.
Æ - Æ
Ø - Ø
Å - Å
I aslo have changed the database to use "collate utf8_swedish_ci" instead of "collate utf8_unicode_ci", that took care of my broblem anyways. Try using utf8_danish_ci
I really would like to get rid of UTF-8, because there are ALLWAYS problem with UTF!
With UTF-8 everything should be simple, allways showing the expected character for everyone, wherever in the world... Yeah Right!! hehe...
/Leffe
I think you have to stick with UTF-8 (unfortunately)... I tried to use ISO-8859-1 for Swedish but there where a lot of problems.
In my Swedish Locale i use:
sv_SE.UTF-8,sv_SE,sv,swedish
You can try to use standard HTML for the characters.
Æ - Æ
Ø - Ø
Å - Å
I aslo have changed the database to use "collate utf8_swedish_ci" instead of "collate utf8_unicode_ci", that took care of my broblem anyways. Try using utf8_danish_ci
I really would like to get rid of UTF-8, because there are ALLWAYS problem with UTF!
With UTF-8 everything should be simple, allways showing the expected character for everyone, wherever in the world... Yeah Right!! hehe...
/Leffe
I think you would want to keep it just below "$response = new Response();" and above "Registry::set('response', $response);"
Are you translating the admin files aswell?
Are you translating the admin files aswell?
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Forget what I wrote before. Just make sure your editor is set to UTF-8 encoding.
That doesn't explain why the f*ck I can't update/create products/options/descriptions that includes any danish character tho.
Could anyone tell me how it's working?
That doesn't explain why the f*ck I can't update/create products/options/descriptions that includes any danish character tho.
Could anyone tell me how it's working?
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Think I got it, don't know what I changed tho. All I can say is: Dont add the new header, and make sure your editor is set to UTF-8 encoding.
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i also has the same problem but on norwegian translation
the funny thing is the Æ Ø Å works with those things you type in into the database like description, new pages etc, its only the php files that you translate thats the problem
so it might be just better to move the translations to the database instead of php files, that way there wont be so many duplicates as well
better yet make it xml and database based
OpenCart 1.4.0
the funny thing is the Æ Ø Å works with those things you type in into the database like description, new pages etc, its only the php files that you translate thats the problem
so it might be just better to move the translations to the database instead of php files, that way there wont be so many duplicates as well
better yet make it xml and database based
OpenCart 1.4.0
Well I encoded all the files to UTF-8, and it helped on the character issue, but just got the message that the headers allready were sent - in top and other places.dbstr wrote:Make sure all your opencart files are UTF-8 encoded.
Also tried to find a space somewhere the norwegian.php file, but couldn't find that either.
Got any ideas dbstr?
Trying to get Finnish locale, but still strugling.
I have tried utf-8 as well as utf-swedish, but cannot get Ä ä and Ö ö letters to work in emails properly.
In product descriptions etc. letters are displayed like they should when viewed in browser. But in order- or return emails sent to customers, letters are shown ä and ö on those words that come from language/ files.
UTF-8 encoding all didn´t help. Any more ideas?
I have tried utf-8 as well as utf-swedish, but cannot get Ä ä and Ö ö letters to work in emails properly.
In product descriptions etc. letters are displayed like they should when viewed in browser. But in order- or return emails sent to customers, letters are shown ä and ö on those words that come from language/ files.
UTF-8 encoding all didn´t help. Any more ideas?
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