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SQL errors (ALT CODES)

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I've spend good 2-3 hours writing my new blog, and made a huge banner of ALT CODES,

 

it works fine when I preview it, but when i submit

 

I get that stupid, freaking error saying that I can't use Non-latin symbols.

 

 

 

My suggestion is to add support for Alt Codes and Non-English characters because

 

it can be really annoying.

 

 

 

 

 

The old type of forums were much more open and enjoyable to use, by the way...

Maybe they're turned off because many of us find them annoying? :|

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The old type of forums were much more open and enjoyable to use, by the way...

 

And a lot less secure, and used a lot more mods...

 

Maybe they're turned off because many of us find them annoying? :|

 

No, it has to do with the actual database format. To use Russian/Chinese/Greek/etc. characters, the database would have to be converted to UTF-8 character encoding, which could be a pain. I don't know, I've never tried it myself.

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