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I have a project on localhost  with some dynamic data from MYSQL being echoed to page and it UTF-8 content including symbols like '£' are outputted correctly. When I upload to remote, I get '?' placeholders instead of some symbols, evidently not outputting as UTF-8. DB on remote is UTF-8, PHP file is UTF-8 format, UTF-8  is the default PHP encoding on remote. I just can't understand why not outputting UTF-8 correctly on remote?

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As well as checking your database default encoding is UTF8 you need to check that the tables and problematic fields are using the default (as the charsets can be overridden at each level).

Your HTML also needs to be defined with charset UTF-8.

In addition, the db connection (the bridge between the two) also needs the charset defining as UTF8.

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