It is possible to run multiple languages on one database without using UTF-8, however to do so you need to use a charset that supports all languages. As for your site which needs english and russian you can use the koi8-r charset, it contains bother (basic) latin and cyrillic characters.
The unicode characters 1050 and 1086 can be found on this page:
http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/cyrillic.html I also looked in the share/codepages/ko8-r file and the characters are present there (in hex).
Thanks Jan, only just found this response. (the forums should auto notify the authour of a forums thread IMHO)
I actually moved to MySQL 4.1 as I thought I had no other choice. So going through a little pain with upgrading our 2.2 sites at the moment. I have noticed that the share/codepages/utf-8 file is missing in the 3.2-3 release though. Does one exist I can download somewhere?
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Online Editor and UTF-8, it works:
The Online Editor did not load, because the JavaScript file ezeditor.js is not an unicode file.
You have to save the file extension/ezdhtml/design/standard/javascripts/ezdhtml/ezeditor.js with the normal windows editor as an utf-8 file (doing so with File->Save As->Coding: select utf-8)
After that I uploaded this file to the linux system via ftp and it worked!
At first I was confused what you meant by windows editor, then I realised even notepad was sufficient. You were correct of course and now it works fine!
Thanks so much Andreas.
btw, I still get the error, share/codepages/utf-8 is missing but it doesn't seem to stop anything working?
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