ARI Soft - Sorting trouble with international characters

Featured Demos

e-mail: info@ari-soft.com

Shopping Cart

You currently have 0 items in your cart.

Recent Events

31/12/2023 New Year SALE

We are glad to announce New Year SALE. 25% discount for all our extensions. Use NY24 coupon code. Hurry up the discount is valid till 7 January.

more...
21/11/2023 BLACK FRIDAY 23 is coming

BIG SALE, 35% discount for all our extensions. Use BF23 coupon code. Hurry up the discount is valid till 27 November.

more...

2Checkout.com, Inc. is an authorized retailer of goods and services provided by ARI Soft.

Welcome, Guest
Please Login or Register. Lost Password?

Sorting trouble with international characters

(1 viewing) (1) Guest

Page: 12

TOPIC: Sorting trouble with international characters

Forum Tools

#51719

Sorting trouble with international characters 9 Years, 6 Months ago	Karma: 0
The Ari Data table sort the Norwegian letters in the following order: "ÅÆØåæø". The correct order should be: "ÆæØøÅå". I believe this is a part of the module, and not the database collation (utf8_general_ci). I tried to change the database collation, but nothing happens. Any idea?

clampi

The administrator has disabled public write access.

#51720

Re:Sorting trouble with international characters 9 Years, 6 Months ago	Karma: 747
Hello, Send screenshot(s) of module settings page by email please. Regards, ARI Soft

admin

The administrator has disabled public write access.

#51747

Re:Sorting trouble with international characters 9 Years, 6 Months ago	Karma: 0
It did not work. However, the web page is under construction and currently off-line. I'll come back when it's online so you can see. However, in general, the Danish and Norwegian alfabeth sorts æøå, while the Swedish and Finish sorts åæø. I guess the problem is in those character sets.

clampi

The administrator has disabled public write access.

#68630

Re:Sorting trouble with international characters 2 Years ago	Karma: 0
Hi, That's the problem for me too. I use 30 different languages in one column of the table and they are all in a different alphabetical order. It puts the letters of the Latin alphabet in good order, but places the accented and unique characters at the end of the line. How do I set the table column so that the international characters are in good order? What is the solution? Regards,