PHP also has the evil Chinese garbled, the solution

Chinese characters garbled is really a sad thing, Java hate Chinese characters, PHP also do not like Chinese characters;

Java garbled finally use the spring to filter, everywhere filter, in fact, affect the speed, but there is no way, the Chinese character is the first thing that W state does not consider;

Unexpectedly PHP is also garbled everywhere in, when you use the brother MySQL, the Chinese character seems so cordial, never considered he will become a heavenly book, but in order to and other interactions, the PHP hand stretched to SQL Server, garbled, because the third-party system used by the GBK encoding;

Hey, convert it;

1,php's own conversion function iconv, a tall function;

String Iconv (String $in _charset, String $out _charset, String $str)

Use Demo:

<?php$text = "This is the Euro symbol ' € '.";    Echo ' Original: ', $text, Php_eol;echo ' translit: ', Iconv ("UTF-8", "Iso-8859-1//translit", $text), Php_eol;echo ' IGNORE : ', Iconv ("UTF-8", "Iso-8859-1//ignore", $text), Php_eol;echo ' Plain: ', Iconv ("UTF-8", "iso-8859-1", $text), Php_ EOL;? >

We recommend the function, but can not be converted after use, there is no error, the character is not converted, no!

2, another way, there is a question of the efficiency of the function is not high, but in any case, first of all, consider the other three

Check if the function is available in echo function_exists (' mb_convert_encoding ');//Detect Current Code echo mb_detect_encoding ($val, "GBK, GB2312, UTF-8") ;//conversion code, the CP936 (is GBK) converted to utf-8$v=mb_convert_encoding ($val, "UTF-8", "CP936");

The result was successful;

All right, let's use it. To convert the result set of a database query, make a conversion function:

1, function "Garbage buster":

  $fContents   String//  $from   encoding//  $to   encoding to convert Function auto_charset ($ fcontents, $from = ' GBK ', $to = ' utf-8 ') {     $from    =  strtoupper ($ from) = = ' UTF8 '?  ' utf-8 ': $from;     $to        =   strtoupper ($to) = = ' UTF8 '?  ' utf-8 ': $to;     if ( strtoupper ($from)  ===  strtoupper ($to)  | |  empty ($fContents)  | |   (Is_scalar ($fContents)  && !is_string ($fContents))  ) {         //If the encoding is the same or the non-string scalar is not converted         return $ Fcontents;    }    if (is_string ($fContents)  )  {         if (function_exists (' mb_convert_encoding ')) {             return mb_convert_encoding  ($fContents,  $to,  $from);        }else{             return  $fContents;         }    }    elseif (Is_array ($fContents)) {         foreach  (  $fContents  as  $key  =>  $val  )  {            $_key =      auto_charset ($key, $from, $to);              $fContents [$_key] = auto_charset ($val, $from, $to);             if ($key  != $_key )                  unset ($fContents [$key]);         }        return  $fContents;     }    else{         return  $fContents;     }}

2, using:

Print out the results of the query (assuming your results) $arr =array (), while ($list =mssql_fetch_row ($row)) {$arr []= $list;} $s =auto_charset ($arr, ' gbk ', ' utf-8 ');//print try, in the browser set code for UFT-8, see no garbled print_r ($s);d ie ();

PHP also has the evil Chinese garbled, the solution