I have same problem
is there any solution for this?
It would be great if this could be resolved as soon as possible.
Please take a look at the notes in my first post in this thread, it might be the $schedule variable the problem occurs.
Best regards,
The Generation
i solved my problem, i am using Types plugin and Booking short code was added in WYSIWYG – types custom field. I change this, i removed from custom field Booking short code and added it into default content post editor and works fine, special characters are now well shown.
I am not sure where exactly the problem is (Types of Pinpoint Booking Calendar) but i guess this is some kind of solution, hope will help You too.
Kind regards
This problem has unfortunately not been resolved yet, and we would be very grateful if the author for this plugin could resolve this issue as soon as possible in the right way.
Best regards,
The Generation
The characters support is fixed in the next update.
Thank you.
This still doesn’t work. I saw that you used utf8_encode in one file and that’s most likely the code causing the issue.
If the text is already in utf8 then it just makes the text garbage.
In file class-backend-calendar-schedule.php on line 67 I changed this:
$schedule = json_decode(stripslashes(utf8_encode($_POST[‘schedule’])));
To this:
$schedule = json_decode(stripslashes($_POST[‘schedule’]));
And now it works great 🙂
There is no need to encode strings to utf8 if the database has the right encoding which it probably has if you’re from Sweden like me or another country that has “strange” characters.
Thanks in advance.
Thank you for your feedback.
I will pass the information to the developer.
Thank you.
This issue is still not resolved.
Can you please set this as a priority so it can be resolved as soon as possible?
Best regards,
The Generation
Do you have the last version installed ?
Please send an email about the issue at support@dotonpaper.zendesk.com to help.
Thank you.
