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  • Plugin Author Lee Willis

    (@leewillis77)

    Hi,

    As you noted the issue is that current versions of the plugin don’t create the table used to store the translations as UTF8.

    That in itself is a fairly trivial change – and I have a local version that does his. However it needs more work tifying up and testing, particularly on the upgrade process for people who are moving from a non-UTF8 table to UTF8 table before I’m happy to push this out as an update.

    Unfortunately I’m pretty busy right now, so can’t say when that’ll be.

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