[whadez]

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Originally Posted by ****** The problem will be different character sets. You should just stick to utf8mb4 for MySQL, and don't worry about what pawn does.

The column type is set at utf8mb4_hungarian currently, since the only " normal one " I could choose (I'm assuming) could be utf8mb4_bin, but the issue still persist on both charsets.

If you have the time, could you please provide me with some example code?
I'm kinda out of ideas unfortunately, dont want to get back to R39.

I created a dialog which shows all the records in the table, but since it's replacing my special characters with questionmarks, it's just not looking good. I thought of replacing these characters with some self-made ASCII ones, and str_replace them after the load, but that'd be hecky.