Look for "twin"
Look for "twin"
okay well if i remove the (') (-)etc.... it seems to work. The question now is why does it not accept those characters anymore?
The dashes and apostrophes were misinterpreted in the ASCII code as latin1. Did you cut and paste from a different document, such as Word or a PDF?
i took it write from notepad. Could it be a setting on the server causing that issue?
I have never been able to get “” in notepad. I only get "". That “” is not utf8 and will get sanitized
I am sorry I meant dreamweaver. But even with that same copy it works on my local machine thats what makes me think it could be a server setting.
okay so obviously it was the text in the description. I fixed the characterisitcs that were not behaving. Something so easy could be so frustrating at times
PHP7 is stricter on what it allows. Simply “” is used by other programs to make a quotation mark look pretty. A server talks in code, not pretty code. A quotation mark is "" to a server, nothing else.
Yes I have been caught out myself. Took a while to learn what Zen Cart accepts or sanitizes, or even half sanitizes. Writing in notepad stops most mistakes from happening and be careful about cut and pastes from other sources, you never know what special characters have been hidden in that text
As others have in the past, you'll find that Dreamweaver talks a different language in it's creating content.
Unless you are better than most of us at controlling this, Dreamweaver is NOT recommended for any use with Zen Cart.
For those of you who want to see the worst in hidden code; open Word, type in "Hello World" without the quotes, save it as hello.html and open it with notepad. No better example of how the wrong text generator can really mess up your day.
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