Wow, wow, Hans, you have solved the last puzzle on utf-8. Using your
code above, all the utf-8 character page names looks normal and
functional.
I've tested Chinese traditional, Chinese simplified, Japanese
characters, ALL worked great. Hierarchical page works too. Another
good news is utf tags works too.
Rename is broken as Hans said. I have noticed another problem that in
this [(search)] syntax:
[(search sort=lastmodified count=20 fmt="* [[{+p}|+]] [{+p1}]")]
The "{+p}" part output correct utf-8 characters, but the "{+p1}" part
outputs %-encoding. Same problem in msg. While deleting a utf-8 page,
the system msg was half right half wrong.
===============msg=================
Form submitted. Page 許功蓋 successfully stamped. Page %e8%a8%b1%e5%8a%9f
%e8%93%8b has been deleted.
===================================
"Page 許功蓋" is direct Chinese, But " Page %e8%a8%b1%e5%8a%9f%e8%93%8b
has been deleted." is %-encoding.
These are all miner problems, I think the main part of %-encoding url
is definitely successful. Thanks Dan, thanks Hans. You're great.
Cheers, linly
On Mar 7, 7:38 pm, "Hans - softflow.co.uk"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> > Linley - perhaps you can try those changes to the functions in
> > engine.php (right at the bottom) an ddo some more elaborate tests.
>
> in my own tests 'create', 'copy', 'title', 'search' and links all work
> with utf8 encoded Chinese characters (and mixing them with standard
> ASCII), but action.rename is miserably failing with heaps of errors.
> Not sure what causes this (form? function?)
>
> Cheers,
> ~Hans
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