By default Rails allows users of our application to input non-utf8 data, such as: ¶®«¼ However when we attempt to retrieve the data from our database and render it in a template Rails incorrectly
I am writing a simple script to update a table data. I am unable to get a record trough a field named \"Agliè\"; the problem is \"è\".
I\'m trying to get \'jcode\' for ruby, but I type \"gem install j开发者_如何转开发code\" and it says nothing exists?
I\'m having a problem when doing LIKE \'\' queries in mySQL These are my variables character_set_clientutf8
I have the following case where I get the result of UTF-8 encoded HTTP response. I want to load the response content(JSON). However I don\'t know why I have to do 2 json.loads so that I get the final
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I have the following function from the php.net site to determine the # of bytes in an ASCII and UTF-8 string:
So, I\'m trying to do some screen scraping off of a certain site using nokogiri, but the site owners failed to specify the proper encoding of the page in a <meta> tag.The upshot of this is that
I\'m trying to use UTF-8 encoding for the Spring application I\'m developing but I have problems in getting the correct encoding when inserting attributes from tiles.
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