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| = About character encoding (28May07 Markus) = | #acl All:read |
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| CompletionSearch supports ISO-8859-1 and the multibyte character encoding UTF-8. UTF-8 is the default encoding with the following consequences: |
= CompleteSearch = |
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| * The $AC->settings->encoding is 'utf-8' unless overriden in autocomplete_config.php * The texts in text.php are saved as UTF-8 * The css file uses '@charset "utf-8";' * We use mb_strtolower (instead of strtolower) with parameter $AC->settings->encoding to enable UTF-8 |
[[QuickIntro|A quick intro to CompleteSearch (how to install + basic principles)]] |
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| We do the following depending on the defined encoding: * We UTF-8 encode $AC->settings->capitals if $AC->settings->encoding is UTF-8 * In ajax.php we UTF-8 encode the query string if $AC->settings->encoding is UTF-8 and the charset of content_type is not UTF-8 (means the request is sent as a non-UTF-8 type) * We set the page encoding of index.php, options.php and change_options.php according to $AC->settings->encoding (<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=<?php echo $AC->settings->encoding; ?>">) * Texts from text.php are UTF-8 decoded by $AC->get_text() if $AC->settings->encoding is ISO-8859-1 * We url encode the javascript code in function javascript_rhs (in generate_javascript.php) if $AC->settings->encoding is not UTF-8 (this is not necessary if utf-8 is used) |
[[CsvParser|The generic CsvParser]] |
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| === Note: The form attribute accept-charset === If the form attribute accept-charset is set to "UTF-8" the form variables are UTF-8 encoded before sent to server (even if the page encoding is not UTF-8). == The PHP Apache extension php_mbstring == The use of the mb_strtolower function (and other mb_ functions) requires the extension php_mbstring in php.ini: {{{ In windows: extension=php_mbstring.dll or in linux: extension=php_mbstring.so }}} (On geek, the mb_... functions were available by default, on Markus' laptop the line above had to be added.) If this is the first extension you use be sure to have specified the location of the extension with the extension_dir directive. |
[[Details|Details (word id map, ...)]] |