Wildcat Media
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This one is perplexing me. We just had a new member join and attempt to use this in her first message:
This is XF 1.5, and UTF8-MB4 support is not yet available in the database.
How is this happening? I remember somewhere in the extended character sets seeing such basic things a the suits of a deck of cards, smiley faces, etc., and the heart is U+2665, diamond is U+2666, white smiling face is U+263A, black smiling face is U+263B, etc. They are just past the range of the "border" characters we used to use in the old days of ASCII.
Is that how they're getting around it? I have a feeling, then, that the browser is interpreting that heart and applying a graphical emoji to it.
This is XF 1.5, and UTF8-MB4 support is not yet available in the database.
How is this happening? I remember somewhere in the extended character sets seeing such basic things a the suits of a deck of cards, smiley faces, etc., and the heart is U+2665, diamond is U+2666, white smiling face is U+263A, black smiling face is U+263B, etc. They are just past the range of the "border" characters we used to use in the old days of ASCII.
Is that how they're getting around it? I have a feeling, then, that the browser is interpreting that heart and applying a graphical emoji to it.