I am using a plugin the updates the option table using update_option command. When I update content with hebrew characters it turns into gibrish. My database does support hebrew (or any other utf8 chars). Is there any workaround?
Thank you!
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I am using a plugin the updates the option table using update_option command. When I update content with hebrew characters it turns into gibrish. My database does support hebrew (or any other utf8 chars). Is there any workaround? Thank you! |
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Chances is are that the content-type/charset header is not being sent, and that you end up reading the utf8 chars as if they were latin-1. Also, note that serialize()/unserialize() are not multibyte character-safe. For a subset of characters, the string's length as returned by serialize() will occasionally differ from the expected length as it would be returned by mb_strlen(). This leads to all sorts of hard to debug unserialize problems which, since around WP 2.8, WP tries to discard in order to avoid crashing sites. |
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As far as I know WordPress is perfectly UTF8-aware. This test code (hope I got string right, copied from Wikipedia) works fine for me:
Your issue is likely caused by some other processing done on string by plugin. |
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