[HELP] UTF-8 file gives me a headache |
[eluser]Las3r[/eluser]
Hi there everyone, For my website i basically have a lang.en.php file in root/translations/lang.en.php I include this file in every controller, and it contains lines like: Code: define('WELCOME', 'Welcome back' ); This works fine and it nicely shows me the actual text in the views when i load them. HOWEVER: In order to translate the admin panel to greek (utf-8), I tried to convert the lang.php document to utf-8 with notepad++, and uploaded it as lang.gr.php. (note: If i don't change it to utf-encoded php file, the website will show trash, regardless of a header content type set as utf-8 or not (!)). With the identical file (but UTF-8 rather than ANSI) Codeigniter spits me the message "Warning headers already sent" on a redirect-page. Wtith the exact same file in english but ANSI this doesn't happen. Does anyone has any idea how this comes, and how can I can find a solution for this other than: Code: ΘΘΙΞΞ Regards, Erik
[eluser]Eric Barnes[/eluser]
I think the problem is a hidden character just before the opening php in the file. I ran into this before and the only way I could fix it was to recreate the file starting with UTF-8.
[eluser]pistolPete[/eluser]
Have a look at this thread: forums/viewreply/587937/ By the way: CodeIgniter already has a language class: libraries/language.html Quote:The Language Class provides functions to retrieve language files and lines of text for purposes of internationalization.
[eluser]Las3r[/eluser]
I had the same issue before, and the problem was some kind of whitespace AFTER the ?> tag. But i am sure it doesnt have that now Regards, Eri9k
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