atourino

Hi Matt, That is part of the solution, but the bigger issue is that the language files are encoded in whatever PHP uses to represent strings (ISO-8859-1, I believe?) and not UTF-8. Thus, when you try to use the smarty template strings in a xhtml file that is charset=UTF-8 the ISO-8859-1 strings from the language files appear as garbage. One solution is to encode the problematic letters in the language files as HTML entities e.g.: á as á but that is a pain in the behind. C'est la vie, I suppose, but it would be nice to have native support for UTF-8 strings in WHMCS for values that come from the DB such as client info and such. Cheers from Panama. Antonio