Unicode Chinese characters
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[MT question] My blog is configured to publish in Unicode. I frequently use Chinese characters in my posts. The posts are published just fine, but when I go to edit a post, what comes up aren't the Chinese characters, but rather the Unicode coding for the characters. Is there some way to configure MT so that when I edit an older post, I can see the characters instead of the Unicode coding? I wouldn't be surprised if the same thing happens with Japanese/Korean/Arabic/Summerian.
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Answer:
(This is not meant to be snarky but) have you tried the http://www.movabletype.org/forums? The user base is extremely active and extremely international. If MT can't handle the conversions completely I'd bet someone has written a plugin to help.
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If this is in regard to the blog linked in your profile, when I check the source for the page, it's charset=iso-8859-1, not utf-8. Thus, my question is did you edit your mt.cfg file AND uncomment the lines to show: PublishCharset utf-8 and NoHTMLEntities 1 and also put utf-8 encoding at the top of all your templates?
planetkyoto
Just as a lagniappe to planetkyoto's correct advice--MT's current default templates include a special "MTPublishCharset" tag that probably already appears in your headers--if that's there, you don't need to change it. It's the NoHTMLEntities line that "de-escapes" the unicode and makes it editable. It will not, however, fix old entries (I don't think), so to fix them, the thing to do would be view the text as published, copy it, and paste it into the MT editing window.
adamrice
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