Does PHP's mysql_connect()
function use the MySQL my.ini configuration file when it establishes the connection to the MySQL server instance? It seems not.
I have the table with the UTF-8 encoding and the PHP script which connects to the database and inserts data in UTF-8 encoding.
By default the mysql_client_encoding()
returns latin1
. When I use mysql_query("SET NAMES utf8")
or mysql_set_charset("utf8")
after establishing the connecion, all works fine.
I would like to know is there other way to force use correct encoding for exchange data with MySQL from PHP?
I don't believe that there's any other way of defaulting the MySQL client encoding setting from the client side (with a php ini setting or similar).
From the server side you may find that the PHP client inherits the MySQL variable character_set_client
but I'm unable to confirm that.
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