12-10-2019, 02:21 PM
This looks like a base64 encode image in your post ... exactly where do you see this in the interface.
This error "ASCII codec can't encode characters in position 0-2: ordinal not in range(128)" is an infamous python 2.x wart that never seemed to go away because it was possible to have a string that was not ASCII text ... in particular when using not latin base languages. You had to end up encoding to UTF8 everywhere ... the code is littered with it.
And this all goes away in Python 3 because everything is now unicode (finally). As for your error, as @listy said, we will need a stack trace to see exactly where the problem would be.
This error "ASCII codec can't encode characters in position 0-2: ordinal not in range(128)" is an infamous python 2.x wart that never seemed to go away because it was possible to have a string that was not ASCII text ... in particular when using not latin base languages. You had to end up encoding to UTF8 everywhere ... the code is littered with it.
And this all goes away in Python 3 because everything is now unicode (finally). As for your error, as @listy said, we will need a stack trace to see exactly where the problem would be.