I just released a highly experimental version of BoltWire (2.45) that
has 3 or 4 strategically placed lines which convert utf page names to
an encoded url format and back as needed, to give a good semblance of
full UTF page name capabilities. It took awhile to find the exact
right places to place these lines, but I seem to have it working.
To use, download 2.45, and set utfPages: true in site.config.
Then try entering chinese characters or whatever you want for page
names and please report any problems. Links, {p}, breadcrumbs,
actions, titles, etc. It all seems to work, but there's sure to be
glitches, particularly in the filtering of some function inputs.
Consider this feature experimental, and only available for testing
purposes by those who might wish to try it. There should be no change
in behavior to BoltWire when not enabled.
I've tested it a bit on chinese characters, but not much with latin
based alphabets having special characters like é or ñ. If UTF pages
are left off, only the accents should be stripped off. If turned on,
you should keep the accents, but the URL will be encoded for the
character. I'm not sure if this is what we want, but I'm throwing it
out there for some of you to tinker with. Enjoy Linly!
Cheers,
Dan
P.S. The encoding is essentially standard utf8 % encoding, except I
replaced % with _ to bypass BoltWire filtering. We may want to
eventually use the simpler %'s, but it will just take a bit more time
to get it working properly. So don't build too many pages you plan to
keep. If it changes, those pages could be lost. Just give the current
draft a try and test some things.
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