PHP files are garbled when opened with an editor

Generally, PHP files are in utf-8 BOM-free format. When opened with zendstudio’s default settings, Chinese characters will be garbled. This is because zendstudio’s default encoding format is GBK format, so we Here you need to reset its encoding format. This is version zendstudio9.0.0.4, and other versions are basically the same.

1. First, open the php file with zendstudio. What you see is Chinese garbled characters

2. Click "Edit" in the menu bar navigation, and then click "Set Encoding" in the pop-up window

3. See the pop-up dialogue box, select "Other", select "UTF-8" in the drop-down box, and click OK

4. At this time you will see Chinese It's back, but if you open other PHP files in the project, you will find that the codes are still garbled. This is because the default configuration of zendstudio has not been modified. The above method is suitable for changing the encoding of a single file. The following is to modify the encoding in the default configuration

5. Select "Window"->"Preferences" in the menu bar navigation

##6. Select "General"->Click "Workspace"->Look to the right->Select "Others"->Select "UTF-8" from the drop-down box->"OK", this When you open other files in the project, the default opening encoding format is "UTF-8" format.

Note: After clicking "General" -> "Workspace", look directly to the right. Do not click "Options under Workspace".

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