International characters are displayed incorrectly with Rails 0.14.4,
Mysql 4.1, active_record\vendor\mysql.rb on Windows XP. My database is
in UTF-8 charset and also pages are displayed in utf8 encoding.
Everything worked fine until the latest Rails release candidate. I have
tried to find the problem comparing the new and old versions of
mysql_adapter.rb and vendor\mysql.rb but not found anything strage…
(The new encoding connection option doesn’t work with the mysql bindings
written in Ruby.)
Any hints?
Btw, is there someone using the mysql C bindings under Windows? Where to
get the Windows binaries of it?
Everything worked fine until the latest Rails release candidate. I
have
tried to find the problem comparing the new and old versions of
mysql_adapter.rb and vendor\mysql.rb but not found anything strage…
Yes, there is better :encoding support with the mysql-ruby driver.
I have reenabled the halfway support with the bundled ruby-mysql driver.
Look for it today in 1.0.
Best,
jeremy
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Nice, seems to work fine with Rails 1.0 and the “encoding: utf8”
options added in config/database.yml to all the environments.
Thanks,
Karel
Jeremy K. wrote:
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On Dec 13, 2005, at 3:52 AM, Karel M. wrote:
Everything worked fine until the latest Rails release candidate. I
have
tried to find the problem comparing the new and old versions of
mysql_adapter.rb and vendor\mysql.rb but not found anything strage…
Yes, there is better :encoding support with the mysql-ruby driver.
I have reenabled the halfway support with the bundled ruby-mysql driver.
Look for it today in 1.0.
Best,
jeremy
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