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I have a problem and I am around this by some hours...

I have a mysql innodb database, with following: Default collation: utf8_general_ci

And I have some files to query and show the results, using normal functions... they work in one page.

In another page, i call an and it should print "dsc09090.jpg" BUT is printing "sc09090.jpg".

The first char (d) is not being printed.

My charset used is utf-8.

Someone have some experience with this strange behavior?

What is the best format to save the files? ANSI or UTF-8? This could have something with BOM?

Plz, help me :(

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show us the barebones (don't paste EVERYTHING, just the important bits) of your sql query, fetching code, and display code. impossible to help you without any of that. –  Marc B Sep 26 '11 at 16:24
    
I personally prefer to use UTF-8, especially if you are planning to implement strange languages. –  MC Emperor Sep 27 '11 at 10:04

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