Ruby on Rails

Frederick Cheung wrote in post #1029736:
>
> I'd start by checking that you are using the same encoding throughout
> the app (the encoding advertised to the browser, database connection
> encoding, encoding of the table/columns etc) or funny things will
> happen. For example if you try and insert invalid UTF8 content in a UTF8
> column (eg because it's actually Latin-1 text) MySQL will silently
> truncate it.
>
> Fred

I understand this idea. But if, for example, I have last_name = "tést"
and execute:

<%= f.text_field :last_name %>

results: t

<%= f.object.per_last_name %>

results: tést

So, I am not sure, but I think that encoding of page and database is ok.

But what do you think about it?

Ivan

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