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Re: How do I force PHP to assume UTF-8 for $_GET? [message #174421 is a reply to message #174420] Fri, 10 June 2011 21:59 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Martin Kotulla is currently offline  Martin Kotulla
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On 10.06.2011 22:56, Tim Streater wrote:
>
> OK, maybe I was asking the wrong question. What do you mean by "access"
> in "When I now access the parameters via $_GET in my PHP script, ..."?
> Have you checked that when the Win-app sends U+3563 you get three bytes
> of data (0xE3, 0x95, 0xA3) in your PHP script? What are you then
> intending to do with those Chinese characters?
>

The Windows app sends three UTF-8 encoded characters. The PHP $_GET
array only returns two, one being dropped by PHP because it considers
out-of-range characters (in its ISO-8859-1 mind) incorrect.

My script needs to accept arbitrary UTF-8 sequences but PHP drops these
characters because it (correctly, in its ISO-8859-1 mind) thinks they
are invalid. But in the UTF-8 system, they are valid.

I need a way to tell PHP that the sequence is UTF-8 before I access it.
As soon as my script reads something that PHP considers ISO-8859-1, the
damage is done. iconv back to UTF-8 won't help me, I cannot unscramble
scrambled eggs.

-mk
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