Hi,
thanks for your post and sorry for the trouble.
Can you please be a little bit more specific here? What export format did you use? Is your WordPress site configured to use the UTF-8 character set? Do the characters show, when you open the exported file in e.g. Notepad? And finally, in which program do the characters not appear?
Regards,
Tobias
Thread Starter
Dmitry
(@dobrodukh)
Hi. I tried in HTML and CSV formats. Here is a screenshot. Opened in MS Excel and Firefox. WordPress in Russian language and supports UTF-8 encoding.
Thread Starter
Dmitry
(@dobrodukh)
Hi. I tried in HTML and CSV formats. Here is a screenshot. Opened in MS Excel and Firefox. WordPress in Russian language and supports UTF-8 encoding.
http://hostingkartinok.com/show-image.php?id=993662b349ea48eaa9f6f90ccc70a4df
Hi,
when checking the HTML file in the browser, it might be necessary to choose UTF-8 as the character encoding there. Also, for the CSV file, please check if the file shows fine in e.g. Notepad.
Also, can you maybe upload a JSON export file of the table somwhere?
Regards,
Tobias
Thread Starter
Dmitry
(@dobrodukh)
Yes, in Notepad, everything is displayed correctly, thanks.
Hi,
thanks for the confirmation! That means that the export by TablePress works correctly.
I haven’t seen it myself, but sometimes it seems to matter how the file is opened in Excel. For example, if it does not work via double-clicking the file, it might work to use “File” -> “Open” in Excel.
Best wishes,
Tobias
