brunotorres
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Well, instead of using phpmyadmin, I imported the database from the ssh shell, using:
mysql -u user -p -h host < databasefile.sql
The file was created from an export operation on phpmyadmin and was saved as utf-8.
It just worked. At least so far.
If I find any other problem or the definite solution to this, I’ll post here again.
Thanks a lot for the time you took to help me!
Cheers!Yes, I found this. But, changing or not changing, I get to the same problem.
See, if I write a post from the wp admin interface, all the special characters appear well on the weblog. But they appear as weird symbols on phpmyadmin. Even if I use UTF-8 or ISO-8859-1.
I can import my database as ISO or as UTF-8 and it only works as ISO. It only works as UTF-8 if I post from the user interface.
Since, I’m migrating and have a bunch of posts written, I’m not supposed to post all of them from the admin interface. Or am I?
It is a really weird thing. There must be a solution to this and, please, don’t get me wrong but I have made lots of searches on this subject.
And I don’t want to use ISO-8859-1. So, anyone has a real solution to this?
Thanks.I have searched for it, but none of the answers helped me.
Look, I edit a database in utf-8 and it only works as iso-8859-1. It’s too weird.
I tried to use utf8_general_ci collation, but it didn’t work.
There has to be an answer to this…
Thanks, anyway.