How to automatically convert “%” and “+” in image urls on upload
Use the plugin Germanix URL. It converts image names on upload to save characters (and creates much better permalinks than WP).
Use the plugin Germanix URL. It converts image names on upload to save characters (and creates much better permalinks than WP).
The content you get is not utf-8 encoded or the encoding is damaged by the importer. Usually SimplePie – the feed reader WordPress uses – is quite good at handling such cases. I wonder what an importer you use … Anyway, I’ve written a function to enforce utf-8 output. You should implement this very early … Read more
It may be due to a corrupt header.php file. Try changing your theme, or replace your header.php file from backup.
Try to change encoding rule to utf8 in your databse. This can easily be done with phpMyAdmin for example. If this does not solve your issue, add encoding attribue to your Html tag. Hope this helps.
The antispambot() method is still very reliable and robust from my experience, I have not had many problems using it but something else to look at depending on how far you are willing to go in securing your email address is to look into probably one of the easiest and most effective methods but also … Read more
I realised my mistake. The following line in my functions.php: ~remove_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’); This was in the WordPress underscore empty template which I started the project with, and was removing html from the content.
WordPress sends all HTML content encoded as UTF-8. If you save a file in a single-byte encoding, like Windows-1252¹, you create invalid characters for UTF-8. These are displayed with a replacement character, usually (but not necessary) as a question mark in a black diamond. Always use UTF-8 for everything. Do not use a BOM (byte … Read more
Use the proper charset in you website according with the characters you use, that is the correct solution from my point of view. What your are trying is some work around that don’t fix the real issue. You must note that UTF-8 is the standard enconding recommend for internet nowdays. ISO-8859-1 was considered the standard … Read more
This has solved my issue mysqli_query ($connection, “SET NAMES ‘utf8′”); https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1707792/issue-with-utf-8-encoding-using-php-mysql
It’s look OK with : html_entity_decode wp_mail(“[email protected]”,”new article : “.html_entity_decode($get_title),”The message is OK with é è à”,$headers); Not so good, another try : wp_mail(“[email protected]”,”new article : “.$post->post_title,”The message is OK with é è à”,$headers);