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Thread: compress_output vs mod_deflate
Post: compress_output vs mod_deflate

If Apache's "mod_deflate" is installed, is there any advantage to setting "compress_output" to TRUE in Codeigniter?

Thread: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Record
Post: RE: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Rec...

Solved! I changed my db config from char_set utf8 to utf8mb4. Here's a solid summary of the issue and solution: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/279170/utf-8-all-the-way-through Code: --...

Thread: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's not.
Post: RE: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's no...

That worked! Problem solved! Big thanks!

Thread: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's not.
Post: RE: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's no...

Thanks Rufnex, but I know that article well. That's a method to get the MAMP interface to display the versions of PHP you already have on your machine. MAMP only shows two at a time. Anyway, what I ne...

Thread: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's not.
Post: RE: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's no...

After more testing it looks like MAMP simply doesn't "see" the background process. Since MAMP doesn't see it, the OS-installed version of php (5.5.14) picks up the call and runs with it. That OS-insta...

Thread: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's not.
Post: RE: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's no...

I think we found the problem. It appears that my web server runs a different version of php, then the version that runs as a background process. From the command line: php --info PHP Version => 5.5.1...

Thread: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's not.
Post: RE: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's no...

Does anyone know how to verify which version of php is accessed when a background php process is called? I've been assuming that the version the web server is running is the same as the version ac...

Thread: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's not.
Post: RE: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's no...

I wish you were right about that. In my first post, I was running PHP 5.6.2. In the second post, slax0r suggested running an earlier version of PHP, so I took his advice and installed PHP 5.5.18 (cli)...

Thread: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Record
Post: RE: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Rec...

Yes. Actually, at the start of this thread I show that the character string, containing the diacritical mark, is complete in the $values array, just before inserting $values in the database. So it...

Thread: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's not.
Post: RE: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's no...

Whoa, I just realized something! Ugh... I can't believe I didn't think of this before, but mcrypt *must* be working, since I'm able to log into the application. The login process uses the session ...

Thread: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Record
Post: RE: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Rec...

Yes, the problem still exists. In the meantime, I created a hack, that updates the field that might contain a diacritical mark , by using the driver class, like this: $conn = new mysqli($hostname, ...

Thread: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's not.
Post: RE: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's no...

php -v: PHP 5.5.18 (cli) (built: Oct 20 2014 16:18:57) php -m: includes mcrypt in the list of extensions var_dump(function_exists('mcrypt_encrypt')): bool(true) The link your provided is ...

Thread: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's not.
Post: RE: Mcrypt is installed, but error implies it's no...

No, the problem is still not solved. The output of print_r(mcrypt_list_modes()) is: Array ( [0] => cbc [1] => cfb [2] => ctr [3] => ecb [4] => ncfb [5] => nofb [6] => ofb [7] => stream )

Thread: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Record
Post: RE: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Rec...

I verified that there is only one "Userinfo" class defined. If there were more than one class with that name, wouldn't CI complain under version 2.2 as well? But what's interesting to note, is tha...

Thread: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Record
Post: RE: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Rec...

Yes, the first letter of the class is uppercase. Our CI application has been in production for a few years now so it's stable. The first time we've run into problems we couldn't resolve via a google s...

Thread: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Record
Post: RE: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Rec...

During the CI 3 install, I received a fatal error: Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class UserInfo My UserInfo class is not seen as "redeclared" in CI 2, so why is it so in CI 3?

Thread: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Record
Post: RE: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Rec...

I inserted that line before the update() and before the insert(), but the string still truncates in both cases. I'll try it with CI 3 now, to see if the results are different.

Thread: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Record
Post: RE: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Rec...

Ubuntu 12.04.5 Apache/2.2.22 PHP 5.3.10-1ubuntu3.15 with Suhosin-Patch (cli) (built: Oct 29 2014 12:19:04) MySQL 5.1.73a CI 2.2 The same problem occurs in my development environment: OS X ...

Thread: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Record
Post: RE: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Rec...

Unfortunately, I verified that my database is also set to encoding = "utf8". And I tried your suggestion of 'dbcollat' => '', but that didn't make a difference either. Could this be a legitimate bug?

Thread: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Record
Post: RE: Diacritical marks are truncated via Active Rec...

So the diacritical marks truncate the 'name' string when using this db call: $values['name'] = "Erlösten"; $this->db->insert($this->_table, $values); And with this db call: $sql = "UP...