Does the PHP document have different storage encodings that affect the browser? Solution

Does the PHP document have different storage encodings that affect the browser?
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  <meta http-equiv= "Content-type" content= "text/html;charset=gb2312" >
  
  

Edit the default storage encoding in Notepad is ANSI with computer access to normal

However, the use of mobile phone access to Chinese characters garbled English normal

Later, the saving code was changed to UTF-8 mobile phone and computer will be able to access the normal

The phone is Sony Ericsson W995 's own browser Safar or something.
Is there a function that turns the character into a UTF-8 and then outputs it?

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Consistent encoding of file encoding and output this is the principle.

Conversion functions

Iconv (' GBK ', ' UTF-8 ', ' Chinese ');
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Have an impact. File encoding is the encoding format of some constants within a file
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So how do you convert a batch of files from ANSI to UTF-8?

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So how do you convert a batch of files from ANSI to UTF-8?

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