Hi list,
I have built a patch against bug #590863 (Importing an SQL dump fails when using UTF-8). It allows the user to specify the charset of the uploaded SQL file. I'd like to merge it before 2.3.0-final because the bug is imho a stopper: it disallows the user to import SQL dumps made with any previous version of PMA unless he switches back to a non-UTF-8 language file. The only problem is that I need to introduce one more string for this purpose:
$strCharsetOfFile = 'Character encoding of the file:';
I know that it's a bit late for a new string. What do you think about t? Regards,
Alexander
Hi
I have built a patch against bug #590863 (Importing an SQL dump fails when using UTF-8). It allows the user to specify the charset of the uploaded SQL file.
Oops, I should have found this, when I was making support for recoding ;-)
I'd like to merge it before 2.3.0-final because the bug is imho a stopper: it disallows the user to import SQL dumps made with any previous version of PMA unless he switches back to a non-UTF-8 language file.
I argee.
The only problem is that I need to introduce one more string for this purpose:
$strCharsetOfFile = 'Character encoding of the file:';
I would suggest to use "Character set" or "Enconding" isntead of "Character encoding".
I know that it's a bit late for a new string. What do you think about t?
Yesterday there were other 4 new strings, I thing one more doesn't matter.
Michal Cihar
----- Original Message ----- From: "Michal Cihar" cihar@liten.cz
The only problem is that I need to introduce one more string for this purpose:
$strCharsetOfFile = 'Character encoding of the file:';
I would suggest to use "Character set" or "Enconding" isntead of "Character encoding".
All right, I'll change it. Alex
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Hi list,
I have built a patch against bug #590863 (Importing an SQL dump fails when using UTF-8). It allows the user to specify the charset of the uploaded SQL file. I'd like to merge it before 2.3.0-final because the bug is imho a stopper: it disallows the user to import SQL dumps made with any previous version of PMA unless he switches back to a non-UTF-8 language file. The only problem is that I need to introduce one more string for this purpose:
$strCharsetOfFile = 'Character encoding of the file:';
I know that it's a bit late for a new string. What do you think about t? Regards,
Alexander
Just add the string, but please remember to ask for the translation on the translators list.
Marc