It's not clear to me from any of the comments you've made in this thread
wether you've ever confirmed *exactly* what you are getting back from
solr, ignoring the PHP completley. (ie: you refer to "UTF-8 for all of the
web pages" suggesting you are only looking at some web application which
is
Thanks for all the replies - I should have made clear that the first
thing I did was confirm that everything on the PHP side is UTF-8. The
web pages, the input text, the input files etc. The browser confirms
that the encoding is UTF-8 for all of the web pages, the response
headers as inspected by t
> If you are seeing " appelé au téléphone" in the browser, I would guess
> that the data is being rendered in UTF-8 by your server and the content type
> of the html is set to iso-8859-1 or not being set and your browser is
> defaulting to iso-8859-1.
>
> You can force the encoding to utf-8
Hi
If you are seeing " appelé au téléphone" in the browser, I would guess that
the data is being rendered in UTF-8 by your server and the content type of the
html is set to iso-8859-1 or not being set and your browser is defaulting to
iso-8859-1.
You can force the encoding to utf-8 in the
Thanks for the information about URIEncoding="UTF-8" in the tomcat
conf file, but that doesn't answer my main concerns:
- what is the character encoding of the text in the title_fr field?
- is there any way to force it to be UTF-8?
On Tue, Jul 29, 2014 at 8:35 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If you use sol
Hi,
If you use solr 4.8.1, you don't have to add URIEncoding="UTF-8" in the
tomcat conf file anymore :
https://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrTomcat
Regards,
Aurélien MAZOYER
On 29.07.2014 14:22, Gulliver Smith wrote:
I have solr 4.8.1 under Tomcat 7 on Debian Linux. The connector in
Tomcat's se
I have solr 4.8.1 under Tomcat 7 on Debian Linux. The connector in
Tomcat's server.xml has been changed to include character encoding
UTF-8:
I am posting to the server from PHP 5.5 curl. The extract POST was
intercepted and confirmed that everything is being encode in UTF-8.
However, the resp