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Well, it's not in the coding that you'd fix the problem, it's in the database. I assume you're using MySQL, so go into your phpMyAdmin [or whatever db admin you have] and change the MySQL connection collation: setting to utf8_lithuanian_ci on the phpMyAdmin home. I'm not sure how this is done on other db systems.
Lemme know if this solves the problem,bc it may be that you have to chg the unicode in the php code to connect to mysql.
- Josh
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just look at all files... it uses no database. All msges are storing in .txt file. But thanks for info, i corrected my phpmyadmin language for my new guestbook
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