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Problem with Turkish Characters
hi,
Turkish letters (şığç) make problems.. to example ş becomes in database as 351 stores.. How can I eliminate this problem? |
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phpMyAdmin -> choose database -> choose table -> click Operations tab -> set Collation to whatever character set you wish to use - if not sure, look at the Collation value from another table that stores characters the way you want.
Also see http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=259250 for other suggestions.
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these problems develops if I over admin panel one word register
if I register over phpmyadmin manuel word, it is indicated correctly.. but none autolink with Turkish characters.. you can please try this word here: baþý |
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It is the ISO-8859-9 that makes baþý appear on screen as the word başı but if you type the word başı it is saved on this site as ba& #351;& #305; (without spaces) because this site uses ISO-8859-1 and not ISO-8859-9 so no match is found.
If you are seeing ba351305 instead of başı in the ACP, then the page encoding is not correct. Make sure you are using ISO-8859-9 when entering keywords via the ACP. Also, as your site is ISO-8859-9, try latin5_turkish_ci as the Collation on the gal database table. The next thing to do is try a different regular expression. Here are a few that you can try. Once you've added them, go to Categories and select a new regular expression from the drop down menu, and then run both 'Cache' options in the maintenance section: Code:
#(($1)(?=[^>]*<)(?![^<]*</))#im #(\b($1)(?=[^>]*<)(?![^<]*</))#im #(\b($1)\s(?=[^>]*<)(?![^<]*</))#im #(\s($1)\s(?=[^>]*<)(?![^<]*</))#im
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I made ISO-8859-9 now and everything is ok now
thanks so much Morgan! |
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