Mmm, not sure PSL will work out the box with non-latin alphabets.
Things to think about:
- The template needs to have charset=utf8 meta tag added so the browser
knows what it's looking at
- You need to make sure that webserver isnt sending the wrong charset
info (many apache installations set it as some western charset - I
can't remember the apache tag name right now, sorry)
- You need to make sure that the MySql tables have the correct charset
and collation values set for the text fields
And then there's the text processing side of things - on your website,
it looks like PSL is applying htmlspecial chars irrespective of
charsets.
As for saving UTF-8, that should be an option in your editor. What
OS/Editor are you using?
If you want to work with a PSL-based app, it might be worth looking at
Back-End <www.back-end.org>: we reworked it last year to deal with
Persian, which involved resolving many of these issues (and
right-to-left text too). Back-End is multilingual and allows explicit
definition of charsets for each language.
Not good news maybe, but HTH
Peter
Post by TigranHello,
I'm trying to translate PHPSlash into Armenian. I have copied the
en.php into hy.php file and I know I'm suppose to type the translated
text in it. I don't know how to type the translated text. Do I just
change the font in my computer and start typing in Armenian? I tried
for some reason it didn't work.
How do I make sure I'm typing in UTF-8?
Test url is www.usanogh.com/articles2
Thanks
--Tigran
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