hi everyone, i just found this perfect site while searching on google, N-13 News is really great; compact and fast; but i have encoding problems with this script.I'm not able to display some chars in the news and on the topics.

I tried to solve my problem with following the steps on this topic but it did not work.My language is Turkish and i want to display ŞĞÜİÇÖ,şğüçö and ı (without point : i) thank you very much.have a nice day.

I'm current trying to fix this, I'll post here later once it's fixed.

On the page where you are displaying your news, add this to the head section of your page

thank you very much Chris but i tried that, when i change 8859-9 to utf-8 i'm not able to see the other Turkish chars on my site.Is there another way to just change the encoding of the script not entire page ?

Thanks!

Try this, if you edit the index.php file, and just below the first line add this


So it should look like

Warning : Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at public_html/v1/index.php:9) in <b>public_html/haberler/index.php</b> on line 2

haberler/index.php -> N-13 News script
v1/index.php -> My main site (it does not inclued any header information, i just delete it.)

also i tried adding "header('Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8');" on top of my index.php and deleting it from N-13 News script but result is the same.

Sorry for bothering you

Placing the


after ob_start(); gets rid of the error but it doesn't fix the language issue.

I'm not sure it's possible to use multiple language charsets within the same page. The other other way I can think to get around this would be to use an iframe but this isn't ideal.

Thank you very much for your suggestions Chris.I'll give it a try.Have a nice day.

I think I found a solution. At least it works for me. My site is Danish and usually I am using

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

in my header-file. That worked fine, until I enabled html in my news-stories (I did that because i wanted to float images to the left or right within the story).

But as a result, my special Danish characters æ. ø and å were displayed as something like æøåÆØÃ. The problem is that they are entered into the database as utf-8 and read out as iso-8859-1.

So what I did was to change line 25 in admin.php into:

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">

as well. Of course this will only work on future postings - or I will have to repost all old news. But it works with danish, so probably also for Turkish?

That may indeed work, I appreciate you trying to help others out. On a relataed note, you can float images without having to enable html, using the [left][/left] tags

These simply wrap whatever is inside within a div then floats the div.