I have two code files which are “run_python.php” and “script.py”. run_python.pyp script.py When I run run_python.php, the output result on the browser is : When I run the script.py through the cmd(“python script.py”), the output result on the cmd is : Why the encodings from sys.stdout.encoding show those two different results? I’m guessing that they’re running on two different shells
Tag: encoding
Laravel Blade Component – UTF-8 Encoding issue
I’m currently working on an application with Laravel 8 version. I have build a component named input-group which cause encoding issues that i don’t understand. The code of the component look like this : Here is the data that I inject into the value attributes => Inspecteur de l’Education Nationale And here is the output that i got in my
php iconv character encoding from Thai ISO-IR-166 to utf-8 doesn’t work
Why this line of code: returns “ยค” instead of “ค”? also returns false instead of “ม”. Answer After all your helps I’ve got to this result:
PHP: Encode UTF8-Characters to html entities
I want to encode normal characters to html-entities like but doesn’t work. It outputs the normal charaters (a A b B) in the html source code instead of the html-entities. How can I convert them? Answer You can build a function for this fairly easily using mb_ord or IntlChar::ord, either of which will give you the numeric value for a
how getting the persian character ascii code of a string in php
I want to display the character codes of a string in php. But its output is null Answer You are trying to get all “bytes” of the unicode string. You need to use mb_strlen() to get the real length of the characters. Then, you need to use mb_substr() to get the right character. Output : See also all mb_* functions
PHP – How can I get pack() to return a string that is the same as a regular string?
I am not sure what the issue is. I assume it is an encoding issue. What I would like is for to return true. This is not the case even though the encoding from mb_detect_encoding() returns ASCII for both and both print “A” to the screen when echoed. The real issue is that when the packed string is included in
Why is mb_convert_encoding returning false?
Here is my code: If I call the above function with $password = “abc123!”, mb_convert_encoding returns false. Answer According to PHP Manual “auto” is expanded to “ASCII,JIS,UTF-8,EUC-JP,SJIS” But in my case it did not work correctly. If I try the following code instead of ‘auto’ I get the expected result:
PHP encoding Umlauts in .csv for Excel
I’m working on a PHP script that creates a .csv file from some data. Unfortunately, in Excel Umlauts are not displayed properly: Löl becomes L√∂l (this is just in Excel, in Apple’s Numbers, Atom and Textedit everything looks fine). I have tried hundreds of functions to try and get the encoding right (see the commented functions below). Could someone please
Apache unicode handling
I’m trying to duplicate existing apache behavior in a new server, but first need to understand how the current (Red Hat 4.4.7-23) one is working. The following php: Generates this output when run form the command line: Note that the json_encode fails because of the rogue unicode character. When requested via apache I instead get: I have a lot of
URL set as Cookie Value Not Encoding Properly
I am trying to save a URL as the value inside a web browser cookie. The URL is: https://www.instructables.com/json-api/getIbleStats?id=EVHUTKMJ4OFY92W I get URL input using this code: echo ‘<…