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Volodymyr Sobotovich updated WICKET-1115:
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Description:
When user tries to download file with name consisting of non-ASCII characters
browsers don't display its name correctly in download dialog box. To fix the
problem the proper encoding must be applied to file name. IE expects
URL-encoding to be used and Firefox Q- or Base4. That's why it's necessary to
detect user's browser type and use the appropriate codec. Codecs were borrowed
from commons-codec library.
This fix works IE6 and FF2. When I tested it in IE7 a discovered that few
starting characters are displayed incorrectly. I mean that IE7 must use some
variation of URL encoding and that's why this patch must be patched more:)
was:
When users tries to download file with name consisting of non-ASCII characters
browsers don't display its name correctly in download dialog box. To fix the
problem the proper encoding must be applied to file name. IE expects
URL-encoding to be used and Firefox Q- or Base4. That's why it's necessary to
detect user's browser type and use the appropriate codec. Codecs were borrowed
from commons-codec library.
This fix works IE6 and FF2. When I tested it in IE7 a discovered that few
starting characters are displayed incorrectly. I mean that IE7 must use some
variation of URL encoding and that's why this patch must be patched more:)
> DownloadLink fix that encodes non-ASCII file names properly
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>
> Key: WICKET-1115
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-1115
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: wicket
> Affects Versions: 1.2.6
> Environment: Internet Explorer 6, Firefox 2.0.0.8
> Reporter: Volodymyr Sobotovich
> Attachments: DownloadLink.java
>
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> When user tries to download file with name consisting of non-ASCII characters
> browsers don't display its name correctly in download dialog box. To fix the
> problem the proper encoding must be applied to file name. IE expects
> URL-encoding to be used and Firefox Q- or Base4. That's why it's necessary to
> detect user's browser type and use the appropriate codec. Codecs were
> borrowed from commons-codec library.
> This fix works IE6 and FF2. When I tested it in IE7 a discovered that few
> starting characters are displayed incorrectly. I mean that IE7 must use some
> variation of URL encoding and that's why this patch must be patched more:)
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