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Question How can I change the collation in the database
- simonjoomla
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17 years 2 months ago - 17 years 2 months ago #8774
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How can I change the collation in the database was created by simonjoomla
Deal all,
When installing Kunena 1.0.8 for the first time in my production site, I found that the collation for all my kunena in the database (e.g. xx_fb_announcement...) displayed as "latin1_swedish_ci", this caused me having problem to type in a foreign language like chinese. I have to change one by one the collation of kunena to "utf8_general_ci" so that it can support the language. Though I have reinstalled it many times, even to delete completely the kunena from the database and installed again, but the collation still be generated as "latin1_swedish_ci".
I have tested in another way, I installed kunena on a new copy of joomla and to my surprise, that this kunena's collation was installed as "utf8_general_ci" as I wanted. So, does anyone know what's problem in between? How can I resolve this problem on my production site instead of building all over again on the new joomla to avoid the problem. Thanks in advance.
When installing Kunena 1.0.8 for the first time in my production site, I found that the collation for all my kunena in the database (e.g. xx_fb_announcement...) displayed as "latin1_swedish_ci", this caused me having problem to type in a foreign language like chinese. I have to change one by one the collation of kunena to "utf8_general_ci" so that it can support the language. Though I have reinstalled it many times, even to delete completely the kunena from the database and installed again, but the collation still be generated as "latin1_swedish_ci".
I have tested in another way, I installed kunena on a new copy of joomla and to my surprise, that this kunena's collation was installed as "utf8_general_ci" as I wanted. So, does anyone know what's problem in between? How can I resolve this problem on my production site instead of building all over again on the new joomla to avoid the problem. Thanks in advance.
Last edit: 17 years 2 months ago by simonjoomla.
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17 years 2 months ago #8819
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still wish that i can write my forum signature through a jomsocial plugin and do it from my jomsocial profile
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still wish that i can write my forum signature through a jomsocial plugin and do it from my jomsocial profile
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17 years 2 months ago #8843
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Replied by simonjoomla on topic Re:How can I change the collation in the database
Thanks! This phoca extension solved my problem completely. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
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17 years 2 months ago #8894
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still wish that i can write my forum signature through a jomsocial plugin and do it from my jomsocial profile
Replied by woonydanny on topic Re:How can I change the collation in the database
No worries, glad it worked
still wish that i can write my forum signature through a jomsocial plugin and do it from my jomsocial profile
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