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• This happens because sendy uses str_replace to replace tags to fallbacks, and this function does not work properly with multibyte strings.

  Possible solution: migrate str_replace with preg_replace since there is no multibyte version of str…

  in [Name,fallback=] doesn't work if fallback is Unicode string Comment by ference May 2013

• Also isn't it a better idea to store custom fields serialized or json encoled rather than glued with '%s%' in database? looks like a more solid approach

  in Quotes in custom fields Comment by ference May 2013