Could I see an example of this? From the PHP manuals
it seems that to perform this conversion one appends
"; charset=marc-8,utf-8" to the last argument of
the
yaz_record function. This has never worked for me,
however, either when fetching in xml or string record
format and simply produces records with empty 880
fields- e.g.
$rec = yaz_record($target->mConnection,$p,"string;
charset=marc-8,utf-8");
$rec = yaz_record($target->mConnection,$p,"xml;
charset=marc-8,utf-8");
Am I missing something very basic here? Also, is it
possible to do "in-line", client-side character
set
conversion in PHP w/o resorting to calling external
executables/programs?
Your help is appreciated.[JPL: ]
[JPL: ] Jonathan
Check the june 2006 archive. There is a response from Larry
E. Dixon
concerning this problem : thread "How do I talk in Yaz
: arab text".
Regards
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