• I have a problem after updating wp

    If I write a sentence in the “subtitle” with an accent, for example when the public is à ò the article in the editing section accented vowels take on this transformation : ò

    why? can u help me?

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  • Hello, I’m getting this problem as well, with a few differences:

    Apparently, the subtitle saves as Unicode text but loads to page edit in administration in some other encoding (I’d guess Windows-1252). Also, this is how it works in my user account with all privileges, but in the actual admin account, it also appends a custom field called wps_subtitle, where it shows right, and changes don’t matter when saving the page.

    It’s breaking our workflow, do you have any suggestion how to correct it? Do you need more information, and what kind? Can I help debugging?

    WordPress 4.6.1 (Czech), activated plugins Advanced Custom Fields 4.4.10, Google Analytics 1.0.6, PixelYourSite 4.0.0, PlanSo Forms 2.5.5, WP Subtitle 2.8.1, WPBruiser 3.0.15

    I suspect the problem is caused by conflict with updated Advanced Custom Fields – in database in wp_postmeta table are added these lines we don’t want:

    INSERT INTOwp_postmeta(meta_id,post_id,meta_key,meta_value`) VALUES
    (9993, 317, ‘wps_subtitlewps_subtitle’, ”),
    (9994, 317, ‘_wps_subtitlewps_subtitle’, ‘field_57fe080bee162’);`

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by lhalda.

    sql formatting misformatted the code tag, stripping backquotes (can’t edit again for some reason):

    INSERT INTO wp_postmeta (meta_id, post_id, meta_key, meta_value) VALUES
    (9993, 317, 'wps_subtitlewps_subtitle', ''),
    (9994, 317, '_wps_subtitlewps_subtitle', 'field_57fe080bee162');

    Never mind, I have transferred all the functionality to a Advanced Custom Fields field and disabled WP Subtitle so there’s no conflict anymore 🙂

    Plugin Author Ben Huson

    (@husobj)

    As a note, some issues with character coding have been fixed in version 2.9, so this may no longer be an issue.

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