hostactiva wrote:Can anyone explain me a little more about this issue, I think i am a little lost about this! Is there any solutions here? Am I missing something?
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Discussion about: Upgrade to Joomla! 1.0.10 Security Release
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Re: Discussion about: Upgrade to Joomla! 1.0.10 Security Release
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I would check (through PHPMyadmin) what type of encoding you have for your database. ISO-8559-1 is OK for Spanish and English. It could show as Collation: latin1_swedish_ci
It looks like the Spanish articles you entered in your 1.0.3 Joomla version were encoded utf-8 which was the default language encoding (and a mistake) at that time.
I would re-enter these and it should be OK if you have an ISO-8559-1 database.
I would check (through PHPMyadmin) what type of encoding you have for your database. ISO-8559-1 is OK for Spanish and English. It could show as Collation: latin1_swedish_ci
It looks like the Spanish articles you entered in your 1.0.3 Joomla version were encoded utf-8 which was the default language encoding (and a mistake) at that time.
I would re-enter these and it should be OK if you have an ISO-8559-1 database.
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