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I don't speak Korean but I just moved to Korea and I want to put Korean words in my blog. The body of the post allows me to have korean letters but not the title. -Jeff

bowlad.com

Hi!

Which charset did you configure for serendipity? If you plan to use korean, it's suggested to use UTF-8 charset.

Regards,
Garvin

I had the default install from GoDaddy but I don't remember if there was any selection. I recently upgraded by copying the serendipity directory in the zip file to the serendipity directory on my GoDaddy site. I thought that would fix it.

Could you tell me why it displays Korean characters in the article body and not in the title?

-Jeff

Hi!

Okay, I think that godaddys s9y application does not support UTF-8 charsets at all, so you definitely need to upgrade.

Could yu tell me why it displays Korean characters in the article body and not in the title?

To explain that I would need the information about used charsets, and maybe your URL might help.

Regards,
Garvin

garvinhicking wrote: To explain that I would need the information about used charsets, and maybe your URL might help.

Regards,
Garvin

www.bowlads.com

Where do I find the charset information? -Jeff

Hi!

Your blog is written in ISO-8859-1, that is the problem. Please go to your blogs configuration and check the option for a "Charset" toggle. Set that to "UTF-8".

Then the NEW entries you write will have the proper charset display! Old entries you first need to edit before they show up correctly.

Best regards,
Garvin

Thanks. All fixed. I don't know whey I didn't see it before. -Jeff

garvinhicking wrote:Hi!

Your blog is written in ISO-8859-1, that is the problem. Please go to your blogs configuration and check the option for a "Charset" toggle. Set that to "UTF-8".

Then the NEW entries you write will have the proper charset display! Old entries you first need to edit before they show up correctly.

Best regards,
Garvin