Php reads excel files and garbled output values

Php reads an excel file and the output value is garbled & lt ;? Php?handlefopen(&quot=.home.csv & quot;, & quot; r & quot;); & nbsp; while ($ itemsfgetcsv ($ handle, 1000) {& nbsp; foreach ($ itemsas $ k & gt; $ v) {& nbsp; php reads the excel file, and the output value is garbled
$ Handle = fopen ("./home.csv", "r ");
While ($ items = fgetcsv ($ handle, 1000 )){
Foreach ($ items as $ k =>v v ){
$ V = iconv ('gb2312', 'utf-8', $ v );
Var_dump ($ v );
}
}

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You're talking about this.
This is a BUG in php5.3, and php5.2 is normal.

You have to change the solution.
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PHP code

$ Fname = $ _ FILES ['myfile'] ['tmp _ name']; // Obtain the uploaded CSV file $ handle = fopen ("$ fname ", "r "); // open the file // Determine whether the imported file type is csv. // if the file type is csv, continue executing if ($ _ FILES ['myfile'] ['type']! = 'Application/vnd. ms-excel ') {if ($ _ FILES ['myfile'] ['type']! = 'Text/comma-separated-values') {echo "script" alert ('your uploaded file type does not match, please upload again '); window. location = 'subhotel _ import. php '; script "; exit () ;}$ num = 1; $ total_num = 100; // set the number of data entries added each time. // delete the original data in the table $ db-> query ("delete from partition _activities_2 "); // open the imported csv file // add it to the table cyclically while (! Feof ($ handle) {$ content = fgets ($ handle); $ data = preg_split ("/,/", $ content ); if ($ data [0] = '') {continue;} $ subpartition _id = preg_replace ('/[^ 0-9]/','', $ data [0]); $ subpartition _type = (int) preg_replace ('/[^ 0-9]/', ', $ data [4]); if ($ num = $ total_num) {$ num = 1; $ values. = "($ subscribe _id ,'". $ data [1]. "','". $ data [2]. "','". $ data [3]. "', $ subinto_type),"; $ values = rtrim ($ values,', '); $ SQL = "insert into hot El_activities_2 (partition _id, start_date, end_date, content, s_type) values ". $ values; $ aaa = $ db-> query ($ SQL); $ values = '';} else {$ values. = "($ subscribe _id ,'". $ data [1]. "','". $ data [2]. "','". $ data [3]. "', $ sub1__type),"; $ num ++ ;}} if (mysql_error! = 1) {$ values = rtrim ($ values, ','); $ SQL = "insert into _activities_2 (partition _id, start_date, end_date, content, s_type) values ". $ values; $ db-> query ($ SQL); echo "script alert ('import successful !!! '); Window. location = 'subhotel _ query_file.php'; script ";} else {echo" script "alert ('import failed !!! '); Window. location = 'subhotel _ import. php'; script ";} fclose ($ handle );
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In the csv format standard: strings must be enclosed in double quotation marks, but Microsoft's tool software does not add this double quotation mark.
In versions earlier than php5.3, php agrees with this practice.
However, since php5.3, Microsoft has not cooperated, so fgetcsv is also disabled.
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A plug-in is required to read excel data.
The following describes how to read ecxcel data to the database:
7. $ handle = fopen (”test.csv "," r ");
8. $ SQL = "insert into scores (idcard, names, num, sex, nation, score) values ('";
9. while ($ data = fgetcsv ($ handle, 1000, ",") {
10. $ num = count ($ data );
11. for ($ c = 0; $ c <$ num; $ c ++ ){
12. if ($ c ==$ num-1) {$ SQL = $ SQL. $ data [$ c]. "')"; break ;}
13. $ SQL = $ SQL. $ data [$ c]. "','";
14 .}
15. print "<br> ";
16. echo $ SQL. "<br> ";
17. $ db-> query ($ SQL );
18. echo "SQL statement execution successful! <Br> ";
19. $ SQL = "insert into scores (idcard, names, num, sex, nation, score) values ('";
20 .}
21. fclose ($ handle );
22. $ time_end = getmicrotime ();