Store Chinese Character In Mysql
My site is 90% english, however there are some pages that i need to display in chinese character. In fact, arabic, russia, spanish. In mysql, i try to use collation utf8_general_ci . So when i input the data using phpmyadmin, i type chinese character e.g •Ÿ(lucky) into the record, save it. Unfortunately when i use php to get the data from mysql database and present it on the web, it appear as '?' (question mark). How do i show it on the web correctly ?
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