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I wonder if someone has encountered a similar problem:

After CC 3.0.2. installation and some minor graphic changes I created a Japanese language set (shift-jis coding). After translating a couple of the most common expressions and uploading the edited files that what I had been affraid of finally happened: the new double-byte translates came out corrupted. The ISO-code change itself has caused no harm to the CC php code (in contrast with switching to UTF-8, which resulted in totally corrupted page structure).

I'm not certain if

a: a streamable kanji code filter and converter (mbstring) must be installed / enabled on the US server where my web is hosted

or

b: the desirable state can be achieved solely with appropriate changes in the CC php code.

I'd like to stay stuck to both CC and my current provider. :wacko::blink:

Planning to enlarge the CC language family as well...

Thanks.

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