PHP iconv function solves the problem of utf-8 and gb2312 encoding conversion

$content = iconv("utf-8","gb2312",$content);

This is actually correct. It looks like it is indeed converting utf-8 to gb2312, but in actual operation, it often ends in failure. What is the reason?

The reason is very simple, because any function will have an execution error, and unfortunately iconv(); will eventually have an error.

Correct approach:

$content = iconv("utf-8","gb2312//ignore",$content);

Just add a //ignore after it, add this The iconv() function can ignore the error and continue execution.

Similarly, if you want to change gb2312 to utf-8, just write $content = iconv("gb2312","utf-8//ignore",$content);