I am using WebYep and it’s causing some character problems on my web page. When I log in using WebYep and enter text, the text is not displaying the correct character. I need to use a ‘£’ sign, instead I am getting an  character instead followed by the £ symbol?
I double checked the encoding on my website and I set it to Unicode 5 UTF-8, this normally alleviates this problem but because WebYep is involved I don’t fully understand how to control the outcome.
Please help!!
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If I can assume that you have changed the Freeway generated code to be Unicode 5 UTF-8, then you will also need to change this for WebYep, if the problem exists within WebYep generated content.
Inside the ‘webyep-system’ folder is a configuration file named ‘config-inc.php’.
Open this in a text editor and look for the following string:
$webyep_sCharset = “”;
Insert ‘utf-8’ between the double quotes to give:
$webyep_sCharset = “utf-8”;
With any luck, this should solve the problem.
Ian
On 13 Jul 2009, 3:19 pm, lfcredbird7 wrote:
I am using WebYep and it’s causing some character problems on my web page. When I log in using WebYep and enter text, the text is not displaying the correct character. I need to use a ‘£’ sign, instead I am getting an  character instead followed by the £ symbol?
I double checked the encoding on my website and I set it to Unicode 5 UTF-8, this normally alleviates this problem but because WebYep is involved I don’t fully understand how to control the outcome.
Please help!!
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Thanks for the reply Ian, it works fine now!
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