Re: Admin breaks if unicode data is put into PostgreSQL ascii encoded database

2006-09-06 Thread libraM
Hello! gabor wrote: ... > this way works perfectly: > - have EVERYTHING in utf8 ... Sadly not so :( There are some places in Django that prohibit you from using utf8 (any multibyte encoding in fact) - already mentioned admin's `last change` list is one of those places. For example, see contrib

Re: Admin breaks if unicode data is put into PostgreSQL ascii encoded database

2006-09-03 Thread gabor
Justin Bayer wrote: > Hi django-users, > > I developed an application locally and used it with my postgres > database, which used unicode as the server_encoding. Everything worked > fine. > > Recently I deployed it onto a system where the postgres server_encoding > is sql_ascii. > > After insta

Admin breaks if unicode data is put into PostgreSQL ascii encoded database

2006-09-01 Thread Justin Bayer
Hi django-users, I developed an application locally and used it with my postgres database, which used unicode as the server_encoding. Everything worked fine. Recently I deployed it onto a system where the postgres server_encoding is sql_ascii. After install, I started admin and added an object