I noticed that mention of the country was insufficient of XOOPS Language
(language/XXX/countries.php):
Jersey (ISO 3166: JE)
There is file countries.php with XOOPS 2.4/2.5.
Reference: Wikipedia - ISO 3166-1
As the original (default) modules/indexscan/language/nederlands/ is the UTF-8 version, the user can 'fallback' to the ISO (ansi) encoding by copying the contents of the iso directory.
Traditionally, all Dutch sites used a latin1 database and ISO-8859-1(5) encoding.
- xoops.me?
Has anyone at xoops.jp translated (EUC or UTF) XOOPS 2.3.x or 2.4.x or 2.5 language files yet? I don't want to duplicate work.
i used this script to convert my whole database to utf-8 from cp-1251. all you need is to upload it to the website root and run. it was created for russian websites in particular, but i think if you know php you can easily modify it to convert a database from latin to utf-8.
for more info you can address to this thread.