I use the following lines of code:
$revTerm = "". strrev($limitAry["term"]);
$revTerm = utf8_encode($revTerm);
The $revTerm contains Norwegian characters as ø æ å. However, it is shown correctly. I need to reverse them before displaying, so I use the first line.
When I display them this way, I get an error of bad xml format – used to fill a grid.
When I try to use the second line, I don’t get an error but the characters are not shown correctly. Could there be any other way to solve that?
If it may help, I use jqGrid to fill those data in.
strrev, like most PHP string functions, is not safe for multi-byte encodings.