where can i change the unicode of email !
the subject wrote like " به کیوکیو، پایتخ " BUT email message have right (good) text !
another question , can i design email template? where is the code of email template?
thanks
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Team ross
Aug 22 '14
Drstreet, as to the subject issue this is a setting of your mail agent, you can try it in gmail agent.
as to the e-mail template you can find it in the Languages section in the admin panel, just type a necessary keyword in the search
drstreet
Aug 23 '14
problem solved :)
download the file and unzip , then upload the file into this address :
ow_libraries/php_mailer
Good Luck :)
Roman
Aug 23 '14
problem solved :)GOOOOOOOD!!!!! Thanks /
download the file and unzip , then upload the file into this address :
ow_libraries/php_mailer
Good Luck :)
Hybrid
Aug 23 '14
A BIG (+1) for drstreet for finding the solution to this!
Oxwall development team, could you please make sure to use that file or change this one line/string for all upcoming releases? That way we (users) do not have to manually change this each time a new oxwall version is released?
I think the entire community would appreciate that!
You do not necessarily need to download what drstreet provided, simply change this one string located:
ow_libraries/php_mailer/class.phpmailer.php
public $CharSet = 'iso-8859-1';
TO:
public $CharSet = 'utf-8';
It should be on line 56 I believe!
Thanks in Advance!
Team ross
Aug 25 '14
This issue has already been discussed
http://www.oxwall.org/forum/topic/21361?page=1#post-104688
please do not make changes in the default file of phpmailer
If you want to redefine the default charset you should add the following string
$mailer->CharSet = "utf-8";
into the /ow_system_plugins/base/bol/mail_service.php file
on line 123 before return $mailer; string.
Hybrid
Aug 25 '14
I still have an old copy of the ow version 1.6. In the class.phpmailer.php the public $CharSet = 'utf-8'. Wouldn't it be simpler to keep it this way if this works? It doesn't make sense to me to add that line $mailer->CharSet = "utf-8" in the mail_service.php file as it would either conflict with what is on the class.phpmailer.php in version 1.7 which this line was changed to public $CharSet = 'iso-8859-1' or would it simply override it?
