RE: [Phpvideopro-developers] First Polish translation

[Tom A. <to...@ko...>]

Hmm... Never worked with charsets. Isn't there a way to put them
in a 'universal' manner in the db and when the right charset is
chosen it looks like something?

Tom

> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van:
> php...@li...
> [mailto:php...@li...urceforge.
> net]Namens Itzchak Rehberg
> Verzonden: dinsdag 4 september 2001 19:29
> Aan: php...@li...
> Onderwerp: Re: [Phpvideopro-developers] First Polish
> translation
>
>
> Hi Leszek,
>
> Leszek Boroch wrote:
> >>may go and see the demo (and, maybe, set the charset :)
>
> Humm, but which one? Iso-8859-2 seems not to fit (at
> least for Mozilla not).
>
> > BTW: I thing setting charset in code (constant)
> would be better, at
> > lest for web version. Why?
> > Somebody would start creating database with first
> charset, and later
> > would add antries with second. This would create
> mess in db (in
> >  charsets meanning
> > :). Well, maybe I'm wrong, just thinking ;))
>
> No, you are absolutely right on this. But the problem
> is: to which
> charset should it be hard coded? I can only propagate
> one in the HTML
> header. So let's assume, I hardcode it to iso-8859-1
> in the db. Now you
> install it and decide on iso-8859-2. YOUR entries in
> the db would look
> correct - but the whole setup will be a mess, since
> default values
> (configuration and technical stuff) would use a
> different charset...
> They do now as well, in fact... Did not think about
> this thoroughly up
> to now, so I'm open for ideas :)
>
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