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I am getting Arabic text from server successfully. Retrieved text I want display in code but its showing boxes instead of Arabic text. Assume that t array values are Arabic text from server. string[] t={" "}; Textview tv = (Textview) findviewByid(R.id.text); tv.setText(t[0]); Android 2.1 does not have Arabic font. Android 2.2 has Arabic font but does not show your word correctly. Android 3.x supports Arabic completely. For Android 2.1 you must set the typeface Farsi.GetFarsiFont(this) and then use Farsi.Convert("سلام") For Android 2.2 you do not need setting font but must use Farsi.Convert(

I have a MySQL backup file in .gz format that was created by the backup wizard in cPanel. When the restoration is done by the backup wizard, contents with Arabic and Kurdish characters do not show correctly, even though I changed the collation to different UTF-8 encoding in PhpMyadmin. For example, the real data in DB is : كامپى زانكۆ and the data showed after the restoring become to this : بÙâزاÙÙÛÛâ This is a fairly common problem caused by inconsistent encoding schemes when creating and exporting the database. Here is the simplest way to solve it: Import your backup file Export it again,

I want to store values of a form (in php) into mysql , one field is text and values of this field is in persian language , when I insert data to table this persian text stores in this shape : ??????? I use these codes but it isn't work properly mysql_set_charset('utf8',$db); mysql_query("SET CHARACTER SET utf8"); mysql_query("SET NAMES utf8_persian_ci"); tables ,database and columns has utf8_persian_ci collation make sure the collation is utf8. collation persiab case insensitive may not work properly as the input char code may not be in range of persian charachters. unicode 8 will work. change

We have some VBA code in MS Word 2010 which needs to display Persian (Farsi) words dynamically; in other words, depending on which buttons the user clicks on the VBA app window, we will display a different string of Persian. The only way we discovered to do this was to use something like this and concatenate a very long string character by character: the ChrW(&633) . Do you know another way we can do this? The strings will remain the same, but we need a couple of different ones. Can they be loaded from a file? Your help is much appreciated. Thanks. Lets have an UTF-8 text file unicode.txt , a

I just discover Twitter Bootstrap and I'm wondering if there is a right-to-left (RTL) version of it. Does anyone know? I would suggest this http://pyjamacoder.com/2012/02/01/twitter-bootstrap-v2-rtl-edition/ Demo: http://donaldducky.github.com/bootstrap-rtl/ Shimon S I like this: http://rbootstrap.ir/ It works really well. For Bootstrap 3 ; I recommend this library . It works on top of Bootstrap core (think of it as a Bootstrap theme) which gives you the advantage of keeping Bootstrap core up-to-date without losing the RTL support. For Bootstrap 2 ; I would suggest this repository . It works