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bjørn gjervik - 2009-09-05

Hi

Take a look on these to pages. Look at the place of birth.

http://minslekt.org/Gjervik/14001.htm
http://minslekt.org/PhpGedView/individual.php?pid=I14001&ged=gjervikUS.ged&changelanguage=yes&NEWLANGUAGE=norwegian

This is on the same server. Why do the letters get mixed up in PhpGedView ??
Can I do somthing about it??

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- patricksorensen - 2009-09-05
  
  Looks like a problem with UTF-8...
  
  Check your settings for UTF-8 use in your files
  
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- Greg Roach - 2009-09-05
  
  Your first link has a header indicating latin (extended ascii) character encoding, and contains what appear to be valid latin characters.
  
  Your second link has a header indicating UTF8 character encoding - but doesn't contain UTF8 characters.
  
  My guess is that you have converted from latin->utf8 more than once, or changed your database collation settings.
  
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- bjørn gjervik - 2009-09-05
  
  Thank You.
  That solved the problem. I just have to remember to export gedcom in UTF8, so PhpGedView don't have to translate it.
  
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