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echo "This is a PHP example program\n";
$time = date("Y-m-d H:i:s");
echo "Current time: $time\n";
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<?php
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/*
Article title: How to use mysqli::get_charset to check if the database character encoding is correct?
*/
echo "<h1>How to use mysqli::get_charset to check if the database character encoding is correct?</h1>";
echo "<p>When using a MySQL database in PHP, it is essential to ensure that the character encoding of the database connection is correct. Incorrect character encoding may cause Chinese or other non-ASCII characters to display incorrectly. PHP provides the <code>mysqli::get_charset
';
echo "$charset = $mysqli->get_charset();
echo "Current database connection charset: " . $charset->charset;
';
echo "The returned $charset->charset is the character encoding used by the current connection. For example, if it shows utf8mb4, it means the database connection is using UTF-8 encoding, which is suitable for storing most characters, including emojis.
"; echo "$mysqli = new mysqli("localhost", "username", "password", "database");
if ($mysqli->connect_error) {
die("Connection failed: " . $mysqli->connect_error);
}
$charset = $mysqli->get_charset();
echo "Current database connection charset: " . $charset->charset;
';
echo "By following the above method, you can quickly check whether the character encoding of the database connection is correct, avoiding display issues caused by character encoding mismatches.
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