Just a quick note that may be helpful for some:
It seems to me that this function also modifies the HTTP Content-Type header that's sent to the client (at least in combination with the iconv_set_encoding() function).
If you specify an encoding ending with "//TRANSLIT" or "//IGNORE" (valid in iconv), it will still send the encoding name in the HTTP header. This makes it an invalid character set unfortunately.
For example:
<?php
iconv_set_encoding("internal_encoding","UTF-8");
iconv_set_encoding("output_encoding","ISO-8859-1//TRANSLIT");
ob_start("ob_iconv_handler");
?>
will send a Content-Type header of "ISO-8859-1//TRANSLIT".
ob_iconv_handler
Description
array ob_iconv_handler ( string contents, int status)It converts the string encoded in internal_encoding to output_encoding.
internal_encoding and output_encoding should be defined by iconv_set_encoding() or in the configuration file php.ini.
See also iconv_get_encoding(), iconv_set_encoding() and output-control functions.
ob_iconv_handler
st33mann at gmx dot n3t
04-Oct-2005 11:43
04-Oct-2005 11:43
