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In Topic: Special Characters in Names/Addresses
09 February 2012, 19:22
I think the order totals pulled on that page are taken from the database so orders prior to the updated currency symbol will show incorrectly. You may have to research running an SQL statement in order to update the old orders.
In Topic: Special Characters in Names/Addresses
09 February 2012, 11:57
Try updating your currency symbol in Localization -> Currencies
In Topic: Special Characters in Names/Addresses
09 February 2012, 01:57
It will be a character encoding issue. I'm rubbish in this area but will try and point you in a (maybe correct) direction.
It would appear that your database is possibly storing in UTF-8 (I base this assumption on the fact that you have the two inverted question mark symbols). UTF-8 uses two bytes to store the character code.
What then happens is that your website is possibly using another encoding (8859-1) which identifies those two bytes as two separate unidentifiable �� characters.
In Firefox you can see the currently used encoding (View - > Character Encoding). If it is anything other than UTF-8 and selecting Unicode (UTF-8) solves it then there should be an easy fix for your admin. Also check your database using phpmyadmin or similar to see if the data is being stored properly in the database.
It would appear that your database is possibly storing in UTF-8 (I base this assumption on the fact that you have the two inverted question mark symbols). UTF-8 uses two bytes to store the character code.
What then happens is that your website is possibly using another encoding (8859-1) which identifies those two bytes as two separate unidentifiable �� characters.
In Firefox you can see the currently used encoding (View - > Character Encoding). If it is anything other than UTF-8 and selecting Unicode (UTF-8) solves it then there should be an easy fix for your admin. Also check your database using phpmyadmin or similar to see if the data is being stored properly in the database.
In Topic: Sage pay Server Error 5006
19 June 2011, 12:58
I have been testing out Sagepay Server on an existing site and ran into the redirect issue. My problem turned out to be that the site was set to "Force Cookie Use" to true. Disabling Force Cookie use stopped the site redirecting the simulator to the login page.
As I wanted to keep "Force Cookie Use" enabled I added an IP check in application top that lets Sagepay IP's through.
As I wanted to keep "Force Cookie Use" enabled I added an IP check in application top that lets Sagepay IP's through.
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