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This appears to be a UTF-8 encoding issue that may have been caused by a double-UTF8-encoding of the database file contents. My web hosting support has not replied in 48 hours. Could this pose a problem if the MySQL server is latin1?Ĭan MySQL handle the translation of serving content as UTF8 but storing it as latin1? I don't think it can, as UTF8 is a superset of latin1. So, perhaps my database needs to be converted (or deleted and recreated) to UTF-8. I ran an SQL command in PHPMyAdmin to display the character sets: Ã‚ï† buying and renting movies online, downloading software, and UTF-8 was specified as the charset of the import file during the import process. This is the same character set I used in the last import file, which caused more character corruptions. Incidently, I tried running this command in PHPMyAdmin mentioned in this thread, but the problem remains: SET NAMES utf8 If the problem is as simple as specifying the correct language attribute in the database connection string, where/how do I set this, and what to? However, after doing a new search in PHPMyAdmin, I now have about 10 times as many instances of these bad characters in ps_product_lang than I started with. I exported ps_product_lang, replaced all instances of these characters with correct characters, saved the CSV file in UTF-8 format, and reimported them using PHPMyAdmin, specifying UTF-8 as the language. In /config/setting.inc, there is no character encoding string mentioned, just the MySQL Engine, which is set to InnoDB, which matches what I see in PHPMyAdmin. These characters are present in about 40% of the database tables, not just product specific tables like ps_product_lang.Īnother website thread says this same problem occurs when the database connection string uses an incorrect character encoding type. They appear in place of common characters like, - : etc. The front end of the website contains combinations of strange characters inside product text: Ã, Ã, ¢, â‚ etc. I format and import this into Prestashop 1.4.4. anime-offline-database.json Data typesĮnum of Ĭontains IDs which have been removed from the database of the corresponding meta data provider.I have a new drop-shipping affiliate website, and receive an exported copy of the product catalog from the wholesaler.
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Minified version of anime-offline-database.json which contains the same data, but is smaller in size. The database file itself as well as one file containing IDs of dead entries for each meta data provider to support the automated process. This repository contains various JSON files. The database consists of 33210 entries composed of: The goal is to deliver at least weekly updates. This file is supposed to be used by and created for manami.
ULTIMO ANIME CHARACTER DATABASE OFFLINE
The purpose of this repository is to create an offline database containing anime meta data aggregated by different anime meta data providers (such as, , kitsu.io and more) and allow cross references between those meta data providers.