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In php, "C!" must be used "/xC3/xA1"to stand for. For example, $output="/xC3/xA1", then in the display it is "C!". However, if i wrote a code function convertUnicode to convert a character to be that: $output="\x".sprintf("%x",$input); Even the $output =/xC3/xA1, the display is xC3/xA1, not C!. I don't know why, can someone help me on this? Or is there other way to stand for C!, I mean for example in decimal? I know it is 195 161. But I don't know how to write it? Thanks Helen
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