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
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
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