Use the darn UTF-8 encoding....
Posted by Wesley on
How is it that the English setting is defaulting to ISO-8859-1 encoding...
This corrupts any Korean entries... not good for multilingualism.
As a workaround I simply switched the encoding field in the English language data to UTF-8.
Seems like this is the way to go if the menus are to remain English and have Korean entries intact.
Anyways, I think this should help mark the first successful Korean blog entry.
This corrupts any Korean entries... not good for multilingualism.
As a workaround I simply switched the encoding field in the English language data to UTF-8.
Seems like this is the way to go if the menus are to remain English and have Korean entries intact.
Anyways, I think this should help mark the first successful Korean blog entry.