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Problem: The options shown in a View filter should be in alphabetical order, but the Danish characters like Å, æ and ø are not sorted correctly.
Solution: Check your database configuration. MySQL sorts differently based on the collation type, and utf8_danish_ci is probably best for your site.
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Last updated by 6 years, 8 months ago.
Assisted by: Christian Cox.
I am trying to:
My development site is in Danish, when I add a 'select' filter, the options are supposed to display in name order. However, my client tells me that the order is incorrect and that Å is the last letter in the Danish alphabet, but it comes first. How can I sort this and make sure Danish letters are correct? Including æ and ø.
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I expected to see:
Under the 'Steder' dropdown - Årby should be at the end as it's the final character in the Danish alphabet
Instead, I got:
Årby appearing at the top
