Hi list,
I don't want to set $cfg['DefaultCharset'] statically in config.inc.php3. Because we can't select the charset to each MySQL server with different charset.
This feature is not good, I think.
Best regards, luc
luc wrote:
Hi list,
I don't want to set $cfg['DefaultCharset'] statically in config.inc.php3. Because we can't select the charset to each MySQL server with different charset.
This feature is not good, I think.
Best regards, luc
Luc,
I guess you still can select the MySQL charset when you choose another MySQL server.
Can you enter a feature request about this?
Hi
Yes excuse me, I can. I didn't understand new codes well.
Marc Delisle wrote:
I don't want to set $cfg['DefaultCharset'] statically in config.inc.php3. Because we can't select the charset to each MySQL server with different charset.
This feature is not good, I think.
Luc,
I guess you still can select the MySQL charset when you choose another MySQL server.
Hi
Sorry I sent this accidently answer to this yesterday to luc not to the list. And as I see I also didn't read carefuly at the question.
Could somebody of you please add to config.inc.php3 note that $cfg['DefaultCharset'] does not take any effect when charsets recoding is switched off by $cfg['AllowAnywhereRecoding'] or in language file?
On Monday 17 June 2002 04:53, luc wrote:
I don't want to set $cfg['DefaultCharset'] statically in config.inc.php3. Because we can't select the charset to each MySQL server with different charset.
This charset configuration is currently very simmilar to language configuration. You set something as default in config and user can (if enabled) select any charset from these listed in config. If you disable recoding in config you get same behaviour as in previous version and this variable is ignored.
This feature is not good, I think.
I think it is great ;-)
Regards Michal Cihar nijel at users dot sourceforge dot net http://cihar.liten.cz
Added clarification in config.inc.php3.
Michal Cihar wrote:
Hi
Sorry I sent this accidently answer to this yesterday to luc not to the list. And as I see I also didn't read carefuly at the question.
Could somebody of you please add to config.inc.php3 note that $cfg['DefaultCharset'] does not take any effect when charsets recoding is switched off by $cfg['AllowAnywhereRecoding'] or in language file?
On Monday 17 June 2002 04:53, luc wrote:
I don't want to set $cfg['DefaultCharset'] statically in config.inc.php3. Because we can't select the charset to each MySQL server with different charset.
This charset configuration is currently very simmilar to language configuration. You set something as default in config and user can (if enabled) select any charset from these listed in config. If you disable recoding in config you get same behaviour as in previous version and this variable is ignored.
This feature is not good, I think.
I think it is great ;-)
Regards Michal Cihar nijel at users dot sourceforge dot net http://cihar.liten.cz
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