Hi Paul,
This is an encoding issue.Ê The PHP file is encoded with some other encoding.Ê Dataface is outputing UTF-8 to the browser though, so the browser doesn't understand it.Ê There are 2 solutions:1. Use the HTML entity for the euro sign (
€(http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/sgml/entities.html)
This will be displayed correctly in the web browser, but may not look right over email.
2. Change the encoding of the File to UTF-8 in your text editor.Ê (This may be risky because PHP doesn't properly deal with UTF-8 in its source files).
When I internationalize the application, this symbol will be factored out into an INI file that will have the proper encoding so you won't have to deal with this issue.
As far as keeping posted when there is an update on the forum, may I suggest using RSS?Ê You'll notice that there is an RSS link at the top of the forum.Ê If you copy this link to your RSS reader, then you will be kept updated when posts are made to this forum.Ê You can use an online RSS reader (e.g. Google:: http://www.google.com/reader) or download a desktop RSS reader (a list of popular ones found at http://blogspace.com/rss/readers).
Once you start using RSS you'll never go back.Ê I monitor about 50 sites and am updated automatically whenever any changes are made to any of them.
Best regards
Steve