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Hi, I've spent all day on this:

Created a language file latvian_utf-8.php (with charset utf-8 ), changed the variables in config.php, checked apache config multiple times (AddDefaultCharset utf-8 ).

Problem: looked fine when I browse anonymously (FireFox). As soon as I log in as one of the users (I migrated this site from previous 1.3 version) or admin - I get iso-8859-1 charset displayed and if I change in browser through view to utf-8 all looks fine. This of course is due to http headers (checked with live headers) being sent as Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1

Solution?? - Finally when I gave up my shaken logic I added a new user and after I logged in the problem had disappeared. Then I checked the user language preferences and surely enough - I had english for those 2 previous users Changed them to Latvian_UTF-8 and all works like a charm!!!

Question: Where the decision is made on what http header to send? It appears the default charset from config.php only goes for all users who have language=NULL in users table. where in geeklog or theme files does that NOT-NUL language come into play?

thank you,

Roberts LJAA, EFPT, PSIHE