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About Chinese in mysql

 
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I can post a new topic with chinese, and the words show on the page correctly . But they show "???" in the database.

I use UTF-8 to decode.

I dont' know why? Someone help me, please.

thanks.
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I've the same problem on turkish characters.
I've entered into forum as an admin and changed character set to iso-8859-9
but some characters still showing "?"

We need help please!
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Check your DB setting UTF-8, too.
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yeah , its not UTF-8 but still having the problem.
I ve done all mysql db to latin5 turkish char set but still having the problem!
Also i ve made config on admin settings , changed charset to iso-8859-9 but the problem still occurs.
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I've done it. Use utf-8 for all of characters encoding in web application.
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