coffee, donuts and a movie sent your way. TNX for the assist.
coffee, donuts and a movie sent your way. TNX for the assist.
Rick
RixStix (dot) com
aka: ChainWeavers (dot) com
Wow. Thanks for your generous support.
If you have a copy of that old unconverted database in a zip file on a server somewhere, PM me with a link where I can download it for some testing, and I'll see if I can fix up whatever was missing from the script. No urgency to it ... just whenever you have some time.
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Thanks for sending me a test dataset.
I've confirmed that my beta utility does indeed fall short in handling those specific fields. Haven't determined "why". BUT there is a good workaround.
I tested a_berezin's convert_db2utf8.php utility http://www.zen-cart.com/downloads.php?do=file&id=1318 and it handles the data just fine. (It uses a different conversion strategy, which puts the onus on the MySQL server to do all the conversion logic, instead of on PHP like mine did.)
So, I'm recommending that a_berezin's utility be used instead of mine.
I also just posted an update to a_berezin's plugin to make it compatible with PHP 5.4-5.6
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Thank you DrByte.
Rick
RixStix (dot) com
aka: ChainWeavers (dot) com
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