Small code modification?
Hi Sven
I'm asking if you could make a small code modification in GSA SER's Articles section.
I use a spinner which makes my text read like this in GSA SER:
The {classic|?lassi?|class?c|cla??ic|cl?ssic} {squeaky|s?ueaky|squ?aky|sque?ky|?queaky} {door|d??r} {hinge|h?nge|hing?|h?ng?
But in my spinner it reads like this:
{The|Thе} {classic|сlassiс|clаssic|classіc|claѕѕic} squeaky door {hinge|hіnge|hingе|hіngе}
In Wordpress, the fix is this:
Can you make a code change in GSA SER to fix this, Sven?
Cheers
John
I'm asking if you could make a small code modification in GSA SER's Articles section.
I use a spinner which makes my text read like this in GSA SER:
The {classic|?lassi?|class?c|cla??ic|cl?ssic} {squeaky|s?ueaky|squ?aky|sque?ky|?queaky} {door|d??r} {hinge|h?nge|hing?|h?ng?
But in my spinner it reads like this:
{The|Thе} {classic|сlassiс|clаssic|classіc|claѕѕic} squeaky door {hinge|hіnge|hingе|hіngе}
In Wordpress, the fix is this:
Some Wordpress configurations would show the text as a bunch of question marks.
The fix is quick and easy to do:
1. Open up ‘wp-config.php’ from the root directory of your WordPress installation.
2. Add ‘//’ at the very beginning of these two lines:
define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
define('DB_COLLATE', '');
So that section should now look like this:
//define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
//define('DB_COLLATE', '');
The fix is quick and easy to do:
1. Open up ‘wp-config.php’ from the root directory of your WordPress installation.
2. Add ‘//’ at the very beginning of these two lines:
define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
define('DB_COLLATE', '');
So that section should now look like this:
//define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8');
//define('DB_COLLATE', '');
Can you make a code change in GSA SER to fix this, Sven?
Cheers
John
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I have software that "spins" by changing some of the letters to ASCII code.
For example, 'apple' becomes 'аррlе '
This gives 100% unique in Copyscape.
For articles, which require multiple spins, 'Eat my apple today' becomes '{Eat|Eаt} my apple {today|todаy|todaу|tоday|tоdаy}
The problem is, when GSA SER renders a spin of '{Eat|Eаt} my apple {today|todаy|todaу|tоday|tоdаy} ' GSA SER renders it as
'E?t my apple tod?y' displaying '?' for each ASCII character
Please forgive me if I'm using ASCII when I should say something else . . . I'm a bass player, not a coder!
Cheers, John
You do not need to spin your articles like that. SER does that itself automatically if you use an option for this.