utf-8: Developers Tool Kit not finding strings?

[lat9]

I've got a v1.5.0 test installation that I made as "fully" utf-8 (utf8_general_ci collation, DB_CHARSET=utf8, CHARSET=utf-8 in both catalog & admin english.php files). No plugins (yet), just a non-intrusive template add-on.

I was poking around, searching for which file(s) use the TEXT_EMAIL_MESSAGE_ADMIN_SETTINGS_CHANGED define, plugged that value into the Key or Name to Lookup in all files, Catalog/Admin, .php only, not case sensitive ... punched Search and the only file found was /MYADMIN/includes/languages/english/modules.php. Thinking that was a bit funny, I opened /MYADMIN/modules.php up in NotePad++ and there's the string (on line 72).

Has anyone else run into this? Is there some system setting (I'm running XAMPP 1.7.4 on Win7-Ultimate-64-bit) that needs changing?

[Ajeh]

I know I have v1.5 on a lot of different servers that are clean, demo install with utf-8 (utf8_general_ci collation, DB_CHARSET=utf8, CHARSET=utf-8) that have no issues ...

I have several v1.5 that are upgrade but set to (latin1_swedish_ci, DB_CHARSET = latin1, CHARSET = iso-8859-1) that have no issues ...

They pull up:

/includes/languages/english/modules.php

Line #23 : define('TEXT_EMAIL_MESSAGE_ADMIN_SETTINGS_CHANGED', 'This is an automated email from your Zen Cart store to alert you of a change that was just made to your administrative settings: ' . "\n\n" . 'NOTE: Admin settings have been CHANGED for the [%s] module, by your Zen Cart admin user %s.' . "\n\n" . 'If you did not initiate these changes, it is advisable that you verify the settings immediately.' . "\n\n" . 'If you are already aware of these changes, you can ignore this automated email.');
 
/your_secret_admin/modules.php

Line #71 : $msg = sprintf(TEXT_EMAIL_MESSAGE_ADMIN_SETTINGS_CHANGED, preg_replace('/[^\d\w]/', '*', $_GET['module']), $admname);

I do not use XAMPP, so I do not know if there are issues or not on that ...

[lat9]

Thanks for the reply, Ajeh. I'll poke around some more ...

[pixelpadre]

I've got a v1.5.0 test installation that I made as "fully" utf-8 (utf8_general_ci collation, DB_CHARSET=utf8, CHARSET=utf-8 in both catalog & admin english.php files). No plugins (yet), just a non-intrusive template add-on.

I was poking around, searching for which file(s) use the TEXT_EMAIL_MESSAGE_ADMIN_SETTINGS_CHANGED define, plugged that value into the Key or Name to Lookup in all files, Catalog/Admin, .php only, not case sensitive ... punched Search and the only file found was /MYADMIN/includes/languages/english/modules.php. Thinking that was a bit funny, I opened /MYADMIN/modules.php up in NotePad++ and there's the string (on line 72).

Has anyone else run into this? Is there some system setting (I'm running XAMPP 1.7.4 on Win7-Ultimate-64-bit) that needs changing?

I'm having the same problem on one of my sites.

[torvista]

I have a UTF-8 site and whether using Xampp 1.73 or 1.81 it finds the two instances.