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Local languages in UTF-8


It is clear that new moodle "speaks" utf-8, but how could I edit/create utf-8 php pages? That says, If I want to customize/edit the es-utf-8/moodle.php, how do i do it? if I use notepad or other word processors, the spanish characters like á, é, ñ... aren't available


== local languages ==
== local languages in UTF-8==
 
It is clear that new moodle "speaks" utf-8, but how could I edit/create utf-8 php pages? That says, If I want to customize/edit the es-utf-8/moodle.php, how do i do it? if I use notepad or other word processors, the spanish characters like á, é, ñ... aren't available and if I put them in the page, moodle shows them as extrange characters.
I suppouse I need a traslator program between Utf-8 and iso-latin Wich?
----> at the end I find a solution: to use emacs as text editor en Windows systems. This program automatically recognices the encoding character set (utf-8, iso-latin....) and fix my problem
 
  Moodle has an editing interface too ... admin >> configure >> lang  -- ````
 
== Database migration ==
 
I'd like to see a link to the page that explains or shows what to do when running Database migration into unexpected result. (Does that page exist ?)
Thanks!
 
I found a solution to database errors, but it's not neat... http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=48264#221782

Latest revision as of 22:21, 14 July 2006


local languages in UTF-8

It is clear that new moodle "speaks" utf-8, but how could I edit/create utf-8 php pages? That says, If I want to customize/edit the es-utf-8/moodle.php, how do i do it? if I use notepad or other word processors, the spanish characters like á, é, ñ... aren't available and if I put them in the page, moodle shows them as extrange characters. I suppouse I need a traslator program between Utf-8 and iso-latin Wich?


> at the end I find a solution: to use emacs as text editor en Windows systems. This program automatically recognices the encoding character set (utf-8, iso-latin....) and fix my problem

 Moodle has an editing interface too ... admin >> configure >> lang  -- ````

Database migration

I'd like to see a link to the page that explains or shows what to do when running Database migration into unexpected result. (Does that page exist ?) Thanks!

I found a solution to database errors, but it's not neat... http://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=48264#221782