Strange! No one will help you.
Please be patient to look down, help me analyze and analyze.
First of all, the file is UTF-8 encoded, the host is also Linux. After many Tests-
Now with the two host is the Chinese name Network and win the net, the following:
Love Infinity
echo $_get[' str '];
?>
Files can be displayed in Chinese "Love Infinity". Code reception behaves normally.
But I bought a new space in the electricity, but strange phenomenon occurred, namely:
Love Infinity (here str parameter-to UrlEncode once again)
echo $_get[' str '];
?>
Or
Love Infinity
echo iconv (' gb2312 ', ' utf-8 ', $_get[' str ');
?>
In order to correctly display the Chinese "Love Infinite", is how the matter!
File encoding is utf-8 Why do you still want to turn, or how to change in the middle of it!
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The HTTP header information is
Ms-author-via:dav
And the implication of DAV is that the server's preferred method for authoring is WebDAV
WebDAV is Microsoft's HTTP protocol extension
This guesses that the server always handles multibyte text in Unicode encoding
The corresponding Chinese is GBK
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is the browser utf-8 encoded?
Love infinitely So how
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Since you said, "Do not help," then I'll pass by.
Hint ASCII (25) ==%
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Check the host default encoding is not UTF8
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References:
is the browser utf-8 encoded?
Love infinitely So how
1, to know, I must be using the same browser test, the first two host normal, the new host is not normal.
2, or garbled, get Iconv (' gb2312 ', ' utf-8 ', $_get[' str ');
Strange, originally transmitted%e7%88%b1%e6%97%a0%e9%99%90 already is Utf-8 code, receive display why also transcoding, is the host system set what?
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Don't help.
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Reference:
Check the host default encoding is not UTF8
How to check this, please?
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1, with Echo ini_get (' Default_charset '); check, output: Utf-8
That's right.
2, with Echo mb_detect_encoding ($_get[' str '); check (str.php?str=%e7%88%b1%e6%97%a0%e9%99%90), Output: CP936
There's a problem! – Not Utf-8
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Reference:
The HTTP header information is
Ms-author-via:dav
And the implication of DAV is that the server's preferred method for authoring is WebDAV
WebDAV is Microsoft's HTTP protocol extension
This guesses that the server always handles multibyte text in Unicode encoding
The corresponding Chinese is GBK
What about the Boss? Tap to pull.
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OK, contact the host business, the host to tune Up, is their host of things. Knot!
