dongnold

I can still read webpages in chinese. So I don't think it's the problem of windows fonts or browser. I think it's the problem of PHP. When php reads the data from the mysql database, it can't store unicode data.

The database had everthing coded with UTF-8 already and the characters display perfectly on phpmyadmin. And the charset of the PHP file was also UTF-8 already. But they still remain "?" .

I have a mysql database that has unicode chinese characters in it. But when I use php to read them out and display them on a webpage, they all become question marks ("?"). The character encoding of the php file is already set to UTF-8. How can I fix this problem?

Yeah, I read the documentation.Here is the zip file that has the php.ini, the Access database and my php script:File linkIf you wanna test the script, just put the Access database into the System ODBC under the name "chinese".

I have an Access database where data is input in Unicode. But when I use PHP ODBC to display the database on a web page, the chinese characters become a question mark ("?"). I think the problem is the string in php can't handle unicode. I made some modifications to mbstring in php.ini but it didn't change anything. Do you know how to deal with this problem?