Linly wrote:
[(search sort=lastmodified count=20 fmt="* [[{+p}|+]] [{+p1}]")]
The "{+p}" part output correct utf-8 characters, but the "{+p1}" part
outputs %-encoding.
I know now how to fix this. first, the [[{+p}|+]] part of fmt=
renders fine because of the +, which is asking for the title, which in
BOLTvarCache gets correctly renderd via
foreach($BOLTvar[$page] as $field=>$value) {
$BOLTvar[$page][$field] = BOLTurl2utf($value);
}
{+p1} and other {+p..} do not get that in function BOLTdisplayFmt().
So to fix this i changed in function BOLTdisplayFmt() the foreach loop
to include a call to BOLTurl2utf:
foreach((array)$outarray as $item) {
$item = trim($item);
if ($item === '') continue;
$fmt2 = $fmt;
$p = explode('.', $item);
$fmt2 = str_replace('{+p0}', count($p), $fmt2);
$fmt2 = str_replace('{+p}', $item, $fmt2);
foreach ($p as $i => $ii) {
$check = '{+p' . ($i + 1) . '}';
$iii = BOLTurl2utf($ii);
$fmt2 = str_replace('{+p' . ($i + 1) . '}', $iii,
$fmt2);
}
$fmt2 = preg_replace('/\{\+p[0-9]{1}\}/', '', $fmt2);
$out .= $fmt2 . $join;
}
This worked. then i went a step further, and changed all instances of
'BOLTurl2utf' to 'urldecode', and that is working too. Do we need a
function BOLTurl2utf() at all?
Now i am looking at the opposite: BOLTutf2url(). This is a little more
difficult it seems.
I got a question: why is there a config option of utfpages = true or
false ? Do we need it?
Cheers,
~Hans
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