Hebrew and numbers

Question

I have a database and use it with phpMyAdmin, and the values ​​in one of the fields are mixed letters in Hebrew with numbers like:

אב 12

first character is א
second character is ב
third character - 1 fourth character - 2

The above is written correctly, although this value is:

first character - 1
second character - 2
the third character is א
fourth character ב

looks the same in the database

Is it possible to make it different? PS. Hebrew right to left

Answer 1

In fact, the use of phpMyAdmin in Hebrew has changed. Not very convenient though (

Answer 2

As a native Hebrew speaker, I find him less confusing and always have convenient tools.

but. You can use the mouse to select the text to find out its order. If you start the selection from the line above the code, you will see that the Hebrew letter alef ( א ) is actually the first character in this line, the Hebrew letter rate ( ב ) is the second, and the third and fourth places are the number as expected .

b. You can also switch the direction of the text in RTL and you can see it in the correct order from right to left. Although you can easily do this on an HTML page, it takes a few minutes to compose a test page. A quicker solution would be to paste text into text input and change the direction of the field using Ctrl-Shift-X in Firefox or Ctrl-Shift if you have access to a Windows machine.