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This code
print mb_substr('éxxx', 0, 1);
prints an empty space 🙁
It is supposed to print the first character, é. This seems to work however:
print mb_substr('éxxx', 0, 2);
But it’s not right, because (0, 2) means 2 characters…
Try passing the encoding parameter to mb_substr, as such:
The encoding is never detected automatically.