My experiments on my home server using both UTF-8 and ISO-8859-1 were inconsistent. 

ISO-8859-1 seemed to work a bit better as the non-ISO characters were converted to html characters. But depending on how I nested the ubbc tags, things would still disappear and the tags would end up in the wrong place.

I still don't have a good handle on exactly what's happening and I suspect it's above my pay-grade. 

The same issue exists in 2.5.2 and is probably an artifact of getting Mark & Quote to capture any of the ubbc code. (Mark & Quote in 2.5AE stripped out all the ubbc code and did strange things to strings that had ubbc code embedded inside them like:
två. which tended to end up looking like:
tv
å )

And the best tester I have in my Forum. Here are many international represented. They have found things that I have not even thought of (see move, split and splice). There are as yet so few things that are important. But all in good time.

Dandello wrote on Jul 27^th, 2014 at 7:37pm:




What you all so find by chance.

I was now four days the cost of work to find all modules. I almost desperate because in the modules was given though, what are still needed for modules, but partly not the version. So I had to experiment and with success. I may at any time call the necessary versions, but why? This can be quite different in the next version of DateTime::TimeZone again. In any case, I now know what is important and I think I have things under control now. cPanel, so I've never worked. All I can say nothing.

Test:
eins, zwei, drei
one, two, three
yksi, kaksi, kolme
один, два, три
หนึ่งสองสาม
ett, två, tre

Monni wrote on Jul 19^th, 2014 at 6:18pm:



Although managed .... It takes an ass full of modules and may not always be the latest. I have therefore made ​​an image of my modules. Downloads "boardmod.de" because the file is too large. At least, the version is 1.71 without any problems. Test successfully. 

Whether one is incorporating the module query into ModuleChecker.pm now or not, I leave that to you. The code I write at least with pure.

foreach my $module (
    qw(Digest::MD5 Time::HiRes Time::Local DateTime DateTime::TimeZone DateTime::Duration DateTime::Helpers DateTime::Locale DateTime::TimeZone::Catalog DateTime::TimeZone::Floating DateTime::TimeZone::Local DateTime::TimeZone::OffsetOnly DateTime::TimeZone::UTC DateTime::LeapSecond DateTime::Locale::Base DateTime::TimeZone::OlsonDB DateTime::TimeZone::OlsonDB::Change DateTime::TimeZone::OlsonDB::Rule DateTime::TimeZone::OlsonDB::Zone DateTime::TimeZone::OlsonDB::Observance Scalar::Util Params::Validate Try::Tiny Class::Load Class::Singleton List::Util List::MoreUtils List::AllUtils File::Find File::Spec CGI Net::SMTP Net::SMTP::TLS Net::DNS Mail::CheckUser Compress::Zlib Compress::Bzip2 Archive::Tar Archive::Zip MIME::Lite LWP::UserAgent LWP::Simple HTTP::Request::Common Crypt::SSLeay IO::Socket::INET IO::Handle Digest::HMAC_MD5 XML::Simple Carp bytes integer strict vars warnings parent base warnings::register POSIX English URI::Escape Exporter 5.006)
  )