PhpMyAdmin: Check whether Chinese characters in the latin1 encoded table are garbled.

Mysql tables are latin1 encoded by default. Like phpbb, although the table is latin1 encoded, the content is generally inserted in gb2312 encoding. You can view the garbled characters directly in the phpmyadmin language: Chinese-Chinesesimplified.

Mysql tables are latin1 encoded by default. Like phpbb, although the table is latin1 encoded, the content is generally inserted in gb2312 encoding. You can view the garbled characters in the language: Chinese-Chinese simplified of phpmyadmin.

It seems nothing to do with garbled text. sometimes it is troublesome to modify it directly. I don't know if there are other better methods. you can modify the configuration to display it normally.
Take phpMyAdmin-2.11.9.5 as an example.
Open libraries/select_lang.lib.php to find PMA_langList (). an array is returned, and the encoding in the array is followed by UTF-8. Regardless of the encoding, phpmyadmin uses UTF-8 encoding to output content to the page. Now we need to add a gb2312 encoding and add it at the end of the array.

'Zh-gb2312-utf-8 '=> array ('zh | chinese simplified latin1', 'Chinese _ simplified-gb2312 ', 'zh', 'China '),

Then, change the mysql character set output from gb2312 to latin1 and search for $ GLOBALS ['MySQL _ charset_map '].
Set 'gb2312' => 'gb2312 ',
Change to 'gb2312' => 'latin1 ',

Open phpmyadmin again. Select Chinese language-Chinese simplified latin1

The mysql character set is latin1.

Go to the data table and check the data table. the normal Chinese characters are displayed.

To view other encoded tables, you must change the language from Chinese to Chinese simplified.