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I am trying to read Russian Chars stored in a utf8_general_ci database into a Cutesoft editor. &nbsp;I can write to the database with the editor and write to a webpage the Russian language accurately. &nbsp;But, when the Russian language is brought back in for editing in the editor it is scrambled. &nbsp;I have tried every variation of encoding in the webpage I can think of. &nbsp;Nothing is working. &nbsp;<br />
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<a href="http://www.rptadmin.com/T2/admin/webpages/default2.asp" rel="ugc">http://www.rptadmin.com/T2/admin/webpages/default2.asp</a>&nbsp; This link takes you to a page that shows very simply the problem: instance of editor with Russian messed up and below it a textarea with the same field printed in the textarea correctly. &nbsp; Right now all encoding has been removed. &nbsp;<br />
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Thank you &nbsp;in advance for your assistance.
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I am trying to read Russian Chars stored in a utf8_general_ci database into a Cutesoft editor.  I can write to the database with the editor and write to a webpage the Russian language accurately.  But, when the Russian language is brought back in for editing in the editor it is scrambled.  I have tried every variation of encoding in the webpage I can think of.  Nothing is working.  

http://www.rptadmin.com/T2/admin/webpages/default2.asp  This link takes you to a page that shows very simply the problem: instance of editor with Russian messed up and below it a textarea with the same field printed in the textarea correctly.   Right now all encoding has been removed.  

Thank you  in advance for your assistance.

Russian chars being rendered as garbarge in Cutesoft Editor

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