Thanks for the info. The entity support in php is lacking.
Anything it doesn't support I have to manually add. If there
are any others you know of, please let me know.
Wendall
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á messes up the feed too. Came across this one covering the Irish
Milk Rs a couple of days ago. Affects the title and summary in the
announcement feed.
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Thanks for the info. The entity support in php is lacking.
Anything it doesn't support I have to manually add. If there
are any others you know of, please let me know.
Wendall
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á messes up the feed too. Came across this one covering the Irish
Milk Rs a couple of days ago. Affects the title and summary in the
announcement feed.
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Bumping this one into consciousness again.
£ is the major one for us Brits and I imagine &euro for the sensible
part of Europe. You can't run a commercial site feed here without that.
There's a nice list on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
List_of_XML_and_HTML_character_entity_references which I'd guess ALL
need supporting.
Are you sure it has to be done manually? php v4.3.0 added utf-8 to the
html_entity functions so you could translate to utf-8 for the xml output.
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is there a solution?
I have a Site, exact with this problem.
Best regards
Danitec
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dear Wendall,
I am experiancing this issue with phpwsrssfeed
"Your feed appears to be encoded as "UTF-8", but your server
is reporting "US-ASCII"
What can I do to fix this?
(i am not sure I understood fully the thread)
thanks
Murt