Thanks for the remedy.
As for the UTF problem, when you mentioned the database I took a look and I found the culprit: for some reason the tables were created with Collate: latin1_swedish_ci as default. Changing them to Collate: utf8_general_ci seems to solve the problem. Everything seems to be in working order. Thank you for your support and wonderful plugin.
Thanks for your reply. Our website is multilingual, we use 4 other languages along with English. We have no problems viewing or editing UTF characters site wide.
But in weblibrarian the problem persists. Well it might not be a problem for everyone, but we would really like to have our books’ names show up correctly.
On another note, is it possible to have a loan period of 0 days? Because there are some out-of-print books we don’t loan as a rule and it would be easier on our volunteers if we could just have the system say “No, you cant have this book”.
