Thanks. What happens to the umlauts? Where are the umlauts? Are the located in the <img> tags (the alt text, perhaps)? Or are the umlauts located elsewhere in the content?
Is there a live example that you can point me to?
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choooo
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Hi 🙂
Sorry, forgot to specify. Any Umlaut in the echoed Text within the loop turns into something like A¶. Not sure about the umlauts within HTML tags though. My wordpress is set to german, charset UTF-8.
Example:
If I write a new Post with the Text “Schöne Feiertage!”
It turns to “SchA¶ne Feiertage!”
Hope that helps 😉
Thanks. I think I know the problem. I suspect I know the problem. I’ll work on fixing it and let you know. I appreciate the feedback.
Ok, I located the problem. I’m parsing the HTML using the PHP DOMDocument class, which apparently has trouble handling UTF-8 characters.
For v0.3, I’ve been considering switching from DOMDocument to regex. This should fix your umlaut problem. I’ve still got some work to do on it 0.3, but hope to have it released in the next week or two.
I’ll keep you posted.
ok very good for release UTF-8 🙂
I just released a new version of the plugin. Version 0.3 now supports UTF-8 characters.
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choooo
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Very cool! Great support!
