Re: Re: unicode in PHP

> Sebastian Baran wrote: > > > > Html file with php served by Apache works fine if it's saved in standard > > format under WinNT4.0. But I converted that page to unicode and now I get i > > browser source, uninterpreted file with PHP tags inside. Is PHP able to > > process unicode files? > > > It always seemed to me that winnt and even win95osr2 stores all information as > unicode, so you do't have to "unicode" it again... What are you trying to do, by > the way? > > -- > Stas Trefilov > Moscow Russia I don't think so. Unicode is 2 bytes for character, and if You save text file under winnt/9x it's one byte for character, and usually it's in Windows-xxxx coding (in my case it's Windows-1250). Maybe there is some way to write all files in windows in unicode, but I don't know any. I used UltraEdit command "ASCII->unicode" to write php file, and then it stoped working. In file I put <Meta..> tag with charset set to unicode but I don't think it's important. Evenmore, browser (IE5) and notepad shows this file correctly-all characters are like they should be. Only problem is that PHP doesn't process that and sends uninterpreted source. Sebastian Baran, Poland sebab@info.com.pl