Found this in your website html
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=latin5_turkish_ci" />
latin5_turkish_ci - this is not html encoding, this is mysql terminology.
Well, as you can see - phpMyAdmin, which is also a php website actually, do the correct job with your chars...so the problem is in your site and your scripts.
For me this task will take half an hour...
You probably use php for you website. The problem is in script as it was told by godaddy support.
There is a thing called mysql charset, and it is setted up after script connects to mysql by running...
Many website engines has no file representations for each webpage they have. So for example there is only one index.php in the root of the website, but site has thousend pages. it is done this way in...
Well, in fact there are not much words to say... The most important thing is design, this header is a part of the design, so I decided to leave it as is. Thanks!