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Im sure someone can help here pls. I have an problem with German Umlauts (ä,ü,ö)

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$wppost_interpret = $this->data['track']['itunes']['artistName'];
$wppost_interpret_title = $this->data['track']['itunes']['trackName'];

$wppost_exist_1 = exec("wp db query 'SELECT post_title FROM wp_posts WHERE post_title LIKE \"$wppost_interpret_title - $wppost_interpret\" LIMIT 1' --path='/var/www/ccc/htdocs' --quiet");

if ($wppost_exist_1 == "$wppost_interpret_title - $wppost_interpret") {
// nothing
echo "true";
} else {
echo "false";
// do something
};

The full script is working like I want. But when it coming to Titles like "Die Hände zum Himmel", my output is always "false".

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Im sure someone can help here pls. I have an problem with German Umlauts (ä,ü,ö)

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$wppost_interpret = $this->data['track']['itunes']['artistName'];
$wppost_interpret_title = $this->data['track']['itunes']['trackName'];

$wppost_exist_1 = exec("wp db query 'SELECT post_title FROM wp_posts WHERE post_title LIKE \"$wppost_interpret_title - $wppost_interpret\" LIMIT 1' --path='/var/www/ccc/htdocs' --quiet");

if ($wppost_exist_1 == "$wppost_interpret_title - $wppost_interpret") {
// nothing
echo "true";
} else {
echo "false";
// do something
};

The full script is working like I want. But when it coming to Titles like "Die Hände zum Himmel", my output is always "false".

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This is probably because of your database collation. There are numerous questions on StackOverflow about this sort of thing. Your question may get closed or migrated as it's not on-topic for wordpress.stackexchange;

Take a look at this question, or perhaps ask there instead.

Also, why are you not using the WordPress WP_Query class to return posts?

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