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I have already ask a question related this, according to one answer I use <meta charset=utf-8>, after using this, the other special-characters are displaying properly but ” ‘ ” is not displaying properly yet.
You have to make sure that you use UTF-8 everywhere that PHP is configure to handle UTF-8.
In the html, add the meta-tag:
And save it in UTF-8 format. here is how to do that in notepad++.
Enable UTF-8 in the
php.ini:For a full manual check Handling Unicode Front To Back In A Web App