Description: ------------ When using UTF-8 encoded PHP files and setting the appropriate setFormatConf the £-sign gets correctly encoded into £ if it doesn't exist within an a-tag. If the £-sign is within the a-tag then the sign is left untouched (which does display OK for me). Excellent package, thanks! Test script: --------------- <?php $sText = "This //string// **contains** a pound £ sign. This link also [http://example.com/ contains a £ sign] but this one is allright."; print($sText); require_once("Text/Wiki.php"); $oTextWiki =& new Text_Wiki(); $oTextWiki->setFormatConf('Xhtml', 'charset', 'UTF-8'); print($oTextWiki->transform($sText, 'Xhtml')); ?> Expected result: ---------------- This //string// **contains** a pound £ sign. This link also [http://example.com/ contains a £ sign] but this one is allright.<p>This <em>string</em> <strong>contains</strong> a pound £ sign. This link also <a href="http://example.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href, '_blank'); return false;">contains a £ sign</a> but this one is allright.</p> Actual result: -------------- This //string// **contains** a pound £ sign. This link also [http://example.com/ contains a £ sign] but this one is allright.<p>This <em>string</em> <strong>contains</strong> a pound £ sign. This link also <a href="http://example.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href, '_blank'); return false;">contains a £ sign</a> but this one is allright.</p> Note the litteral £-sign in the link and the encoded (expected) £ outside the link.