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I’m going to speak English because my German is crappy.
I’m building a multi-language website, but i have some problems with german characters. They aren’t shown properly with and "?" or something like "Tipps für Neugeborene". I use latin1_german2_ci charset.
When I use for example ü it works fine. But I can’t do that in pagetitles in modx, or don’t know how.
Can anyone help me?
A german response is ok with me, I can read it, but not write it that well.
Thanks
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Ok, thanks for your help.
I will look into it and post back if i cant get it solved.
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btw..i chose latin1_german2_ci purely for german characters. Before I used UTF-8, there where no problems at all, only when I had to read from a database it got messed up. And when I changed the database collation to latin1_german2_ci, there where no funny signs in the database no more, only when I showed the results on a webpage. So then I changed the website charset from UTF-8 to latin1_german2_ci the database results came out good, but then everywhere else it got messed up. I fixed that mostly using "ü" for instance, exept in pagetitles, wich in MODX cant be altered in the HTML code, only using a form ( if you know what i mean).