Have you tried to temporarily:
– deactivating all other plugins to see if this resolves the problem. If this works, re-activate the plugins one by one until you find the problematic plugin(s).
– switching to the default theme to rule out any theme-specific problems
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guix69
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Same thing happens with the twenty-ten theme with all plugins deactivated.
do you have a sample link for us to see?
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guix69
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No, just might have slipped through with all the threads on here.
I see what you mean, I’ll try to reproduce this locally asap and fix. It may be an encoding issue on our side of things.
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guix69
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Thanks a lot (if I can help with the debugging I’d be glad to)
I was trying to fix this and couldn’t reproduce the problem, for me on 20 11 theme it translates and shows the accented e without a problem.
Have you tried it on another theme e.g. the default WP one?
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guix69
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here is a test page on the 2011 theme
http://vc.nuagebleu.eu/test/
could it be because of some locale setting on the server ?
can you try this
meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" />
instead of
<meta charset="UTF-8" />
or http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/how-to-fix-the-character-encoding-problem-in-wordpress-1480
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guix69
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@agelon, Thanks for the ideas
The meta http-equiv is in place but doesn’t work
The change in config.php doesn’t help (and screws up other texts in the menu 🙂 )
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guix69
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What is weird is that the first load of the page is wrong. When you click the arrows to change the month it loads the correct characters…
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guix69
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Sorry it’s the other way around. The first load is correct but the ajax loads are the ones with the problem (é -> é)
weird, if you try to browse template file at events-manager/templates/templates/calendar-small.php you will see that we are using standard date_i18n and/or maybe you try to use php print_r to see what’s inside the array.
strange, because I also tested this on my local and a test site, even the AJAX works for me with the correct formatting.
Did you upgrade automatically or did you manually upload your files? It may be that your files aren’t in utf-8 format. By default, we do ship them in utf-8 format.