Create a new file for it:
/includes/extra_configures/my_db_charset.php
Do the same with: /admin/includes/extra_configures/my_db_charset.phpCode:<?php define('DB_CHARSET', 'your_charset_here');
NOTES:
- This is only applicable to v1.3.9x. It will NOT work in older versions, and is not applicable to the future versions after v1.5.0 since they will be utf8 already.
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