Re: Accented characters appearing as question marks in a unicoded mail

Thks, I'll try those :) And as for the &eacute, I would have preferred an easier way to provide accented characters, since, when using dreamweaver, I can use "é" character when creating unicoded html files. Or is dreamweaver coding the "é" correctly for me? Erwin wrote:

$headers .= "Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8\r\n";

everything works fine EXCEPT the "é" from "demandé" that is displayed as a "?" in the output mail.

Since you're using text/html as content-type, you should try using é instead of é. Use something like this on the test: $trans = get_html_translation_table (HTML_ENTITIES); $data = strtr($data,$trans); or $data = htmlentities( $data ); Maybe that'll help? Grtz Erwin