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class GermanPhotosPeer extends BaseGermanPhotosPeer

{

    static function getActiveSlides()

    {



        $c = new Criteria();

        $c->add(GermanPhotosPeer::ACTIVE, 'Y');

        //$c->add(GermanPhotos::REFERENCE_DATE, date(),Criteria::LESS_EQUAL);

        $c->addAscendingOrderByColumn(GermanPhotosPeer::SORT_NUMBER);

        $rows = GermanPhotosPeer::doSelect( $c );



        return($rows);

    }

}

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  06/18/10
  1:09pm
  Arturo Linares says:

  Add this meta:
  

   <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> 

  • 06/18/10 1:20pm
    
    marshall says:

    We already have this on the web site:
    
    

    
    
        <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />

  • 06/18/10 1:31pm
    
    Arturo Linares says:

    what happens if you htmlentities() the string? or utf8_encode/utf8_decode?

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  06/18/10
  2:29pm
  michalg says:

  Hello,
  
  1) Do you have UTF 8 as your client encoding in databases.yml?
  http://www.symfony-project.org/reference/1_4/en/07-Databases#chapter_07_propel
  
  2) Can you show any utf8 characters on your site? Make a test:
  - add some variable in action with utf8 text
  - echo it in view
  
  
• 
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  06/19/10
  1:15pm
  Bill Hunt says:

  What version of symfony & doctrine are you running? In symfony < 1.3 / doctrine < 1.2, you needed to set the character encoding manually:
  
  http://blog.marcw.net/tips/utf-8-on-all-your-tables-with-doctrine-and-symfony-1-2/
  
  Versions after that you can set them in your databases.yml:
  
  

  
  
  all:
  
    foo:
  
      class:        sfDoctrineDatabase
  
      param:
  
        dsn:        mysql://admin:password@localhost/foo
  
        attributes:
  
          default_table_charset: utf8
  
          default_table_collate: utf8_general_ci
  
  

  
  
  Other things to check would include your mysql my.ini file to make sure that your database charset and default charset are set to utf8
• 
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  06/18/10
  9:11pm
  Martin Palacio says:

  Are your php files saved with utf-8 encoding? How do the garbage characters look like? It's a question mark?
  
  Option 2: Check the collation of:
  * mysql default collation for client connections
  * database default collation
  * table default collation
  * field collation
• 
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  06/18/10
  11:38pm
  GlobalOrangeLab says:

  UTF-8 is the default encoding used by symfony, Even you can check with following setting.
  
  

  apps/frontend/config/settings.yml
  
          all:
  
            .settings:
  
               charset: utf-8

  
  
  2) Check Following
  -> Mysql default collation
  -> database, table and filed collation
  
  Hope this helps!

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