I have been looking for the answer on the forum, but did not find it, so I ask. But I am almost sure, that it is not only my problem.
I wrote a function in one of my ORM Model, which updates a number in a row. Unfortunately it updates all the fields, which contains non-ASCII characters, and escape them, so my name Sági-Kazár Márk will be Sági-Kazár Márk in the table.
It was a problem for me earlier, but somehow it solved itself. :D But now I spent hours looking for the solution, but I did not find it.
There is no code in the ORM that would touch data by itself, so the encoding most come from elsewhere.
Also, the ORM will only update the fields that are changed, so the fact that all fields are updated must be related to something external that modifies the data.
Are you passing the Model object to the view by any chance? That will encode the data, so after that, do not use that same model object to update the database!
I found the problem: you were right. I passed it to my email class, which passed it to a view, but in the model this could not be seen, so that was the problem. Thanks for your help.
For the next time, you can quicky check if this is the case by adding '\Orm\Model' to the security whitelist in your config.php. If that solves the problem, View encoding is the cause of the problem.
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