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  • This normally happens when your database encoding doesn’t match up between your local environment and your production WPE site.

    I’d check to make sure that the DB_CHARSET & DB_COLLATE values in wp-config.php on your live site match the values on your local development environment.

    If you don’t have those values in your local wp-config.php, it’s okay to comment out the DB_CHARSET & DB_COLLATE lines in production —?and clear any site caches — to see if that clears things up.

    Hope that helps!

    Plugin Author berkux

    (@berkux)

    Hi ketri,

    there are many reasons for wrong disyplayed characters.
    Take care that the JSON-feed is utf-8 encoded.
    The JSON Content Importer has several way to deal with that.

    One is that the plugin tries to encode utf-8 per default, if there are non utf-8 characters.

    To avoid that use “{street:html}” and “{street:purejsondata}” for html-encoding or just passing the pure json-data (where “street” is the json-variablename).

    Hope that helps too…

    Bernhard

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